History of the Human Sciences -- Table of Contents (November 1999, 12 [4])

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Contents: November 1999, Volume 12, No. 4 [Index by Author]
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Christine Helliwell and Barry Hindess: ‘Culture’, ‘society’and the figure of man
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 1-20. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

James Maffie: Epistemology in the face of strong sociology of knowledge
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 21-40. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Mauricio SuáRez: Epistemology in the face of the strong sociology of knowledge: a reply to Maffie
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 41-48. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Steve Fuller: Epistemology in your face
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 49-55. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

James Maffie: About face: a reply to Suárez and Fuller
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 57-59. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Ian Parker: Against relativism in psychology, on balance
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 61-78. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Jonathan Potter, Derek Edwards, and Malcolm Ashmore: Regulating criticism: some comments on an argumentative complex
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 79-88. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Ian Parker: The quintessentially academic position
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 89-91. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Windy Dryden and Arthur Still: When did a psychologist last discuss ‘chagrin’? American psychology’s continuing moral project
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Irving Velody: Knowledge for what? The intellectual consequences of the Research Assessment Exercise
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 111-113. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Bahram Bekhradnia: The Research Assessment Exercise and its intellectual consequences
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 113-116. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Adrian Alsop: The RAE and the production of knowledge
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John E. Beringer: A scientist’s view of the intellectual consequences of the Research Assessment Exercise
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 121-122. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Louie Burghes: The Independent Research Foundation and the RAE
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 122-123. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Kate Fullbrook: The RAE and the post ’92 universities
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 123-124. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Charles Martindale: The RAE: past its sell-by date
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 125-126. [PDF] [Request Permission]

David Mumford: The intellectual consequences of the RAE: the case of medicine
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 126-127. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Jeremy Mynott: Publishing: the view from Cambridge University Press
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 127-131. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Paul O’Prey: The RAE: protecting basic research excellence
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 131-133. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Chris Philippidis: The re-cognition of interdisciplinarity
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 133-134. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Michael Power: Research Assessment Exercise: a fatal remedy?
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Malcolm Skingle: The RAE: an industrial perspective
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 137-138. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Marilyn Strathern: Criticizing best practice
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 139-140. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

John Urry: Researching research reputation
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 140-142. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Leo Walford: The Research Assessment Exercise and its effect on journal publishing
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 142-143. [PDF] [Request Permission]

: Conference Programme and Participants
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 144-146. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Gregor Mclennan: The ways ahead
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 147-155. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Gavin Kitching: Marx and the money economy
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 157-165. [PDF] [Request Permission]

: Index
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 167-172. [PDF] [Request Permission]

: Second Annual Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 170. [PDF] [Request Permission]

: Peter Winch and Social Science: BSA Theory Group Conference
History of the Human Sciences 1999 12: 171. [PDF] [Request Permission]

: History and Philosophy of Psychology
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