Contributions to Social Ontology

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New York: Routledge (2006)
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This book will be of great interest to students and researchers alike across the social sciences and particularly in philosophy, economics and sociology.

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H61.C597 2007

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0415403731   9780415403733   9780415442381   0415442389   9780203607473

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Ontology and applied research: Freedom, possibility and ontology : rethinking the problem of 'competitive ascent' in the Caribbean / Patricia Northover and Michaeline Crichlow. On the ontology of international norm diffusion / Lynn Savery. Realist social theorising and the emergence of state educational systems / Tone Skinningsrud. The educational limits of critical realism? : emancipation and rational agency in the compulsory years of schooling / Brad Shipway. Economics and autism : why the drive towards closure? / John Lawson. Applying critical realism : re-conceptualising the emergent early music performer labour market. [REVIEW]Nicholas Wilson
Ontology and philosophy: Quine and the ontological turn in economics / John Latsis. Tracking down the transcendental argument and the synthetic a priori : chasing fairies or serious ontological business? / David Tyfield. Re-examining Bhaskar's three ontological domains : the lessons from emergence / Dave Elder-Vass. Real, invented, or applied? : some reflections on scientific objectivity and social ontology / Eleonora Montuschi. Theorising ontology. [REVIEW]Roy Bhaskar
Ontology and social theory: The ontological status of subjectivity : the missing link between structure and agency / Margaret S. Archer. Technology, technological determinism and the transformational model of social activity / Clive Lawson. Ontological theorising and the assumptions issue in economics / Stephen Pratten. Wittgenstein and the ontology of the social : some Kripkean reflections on Bourdieu's 'theory of practice' / Lorenzo Bernasconi-Kohn. Deducing natural necessity from purposive activity : the scientific realist logic of Habermas' theory of communicative action and Luhmann's systems theory / Margaret Moussa. 'Under-labouring' for ethics : Lukács's critical ontology. [REVIEW]Mário Duayer & João Leonardo Medeiros
The ontological status of subjectivity.Margaret Archer
Theorising ontology.Roy Bhaskar
Wittgenstein and the ontology of the social : some Kripkean reflections on Bourdieu's "theory of practice".Lorenzo Bernasconi-Kohn
Introduction: Ontology, philosophy, and the social sciences.  (pages 1--14)Clive Lawson, John Latsis & Nuno Martins
12 Theorising ontology.  (pages 15--192)Roy Bhaskar
Applying critical realism : re-conceptualising the emergent early music performer labour market.  (pages 15--304)Nicholas Wilson
Deducing natural necessity from purposive activity : the scientific realist logic of Habermas's theory of communicative action and Luhmann's systems theory.  (pages 15--89)Margaret Moussa
Economics and autism : why the drive towards closure?  (pages 15--293)John Lawson
Freedom, possibility, and ontology : rethinking the problem of "competitive ascent" in the Caribbean.  (pages 15--207)Patricia Northover & Michaeline Crichlow
Margaret S. Archer is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick, a past-President of the International Sociological Association and a Council Member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences. Her last book was Structure, Agency and the Internal Conversation (CUP 2003). Under an ESRC award she has completed a book entitled Making Our Way through the World.  (pages 15)Human Reflexivity
On the ontology of international norm diffusion.  (pages 15--231)Lynn Savery
Ontological theorising and the assumptions issue in economics.  (pages 15--50)Stephen Pratten
Quine and the ontological turn in economics.  (pages 15--127)John Latsis
Re-examining Bhaskar's three ontological domains : the lessons from emergence.  (pages 15--160)Dave Elder-Vass
Real, invented, or applied? : some reflections on scientific objectivity and social ontology.  (pages 15--177)Eleonora Montuschi
The educational limits of critical realism? : emancipation and rational agency in the compulsory years of schooling.  (pages 15--273)Brad Shipway
Tracking down the transcendental argument and the synthetic a priori : chasing fairies or serious ontological business.  (pages 15--142)David Tyfield
Technology, technological determinism, and the transformational model of technical activity.  (pages 32--49)Clive Lawson
Underlabouring for ethics : Lukács's critical ontology.  (pages 102)Mário Duayer & João Medeiros
Ontology and applied research.  (pages 205)H. I. Part
Realist social theorising and the emergence of state educational systems.  (pages 339-365)Tone Skinningsrud

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Technology and the Extension of Human Capabilities.Clive Lawson - 2010 - Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 40 (2):207-223.
On the merits of critical realism and the “ontological turn” in economics: Reply to Steele.Paul A. Lewis - 2011 - Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 23 (1):207-230.

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