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- On Omer's model of scientific explanation.Seppo K. Miettinen -1972 -Philosophy of Science 39 (2):249-251.
- A Historical Introduction to Phenomenology.Seppo Sajama &Matti Kamppinen -1987 - Routledge.This book offers a concise exposition of the content theory of intentionality, which lies at the root of Husserl’s phenomenology, for student and scholar. Originally published in 1982. The first part traces the history of phenomenology from its beginnings in Aristotle and Aquinas through Hume, Reid and the Brentano school to its first clear formulation in Frege and Husserl. Part two analyses some special problems involved in two important types of mental phenomena – perception and emotion – without abandoning the (...) historical approach. Husserl’s theory of perception is extensively discussed and a Husserlian analysis of so-called de re acts is attempted. (shrink)
- How could contemporary social theory contribute to socialized epistemology?Seppo Poutanen -2001 -Social Epistemology 15 (1):27 – 41.This paper will first examine the different versions of social or socialized epistemology, a field that has gathered much support among epistemologists in recent years. After the necessary classification, the paper goes on to suggest that socialized epistemology could benefit from contemporary social theory, and Derek Layder's views are presented as especially fruitful in this respect. To give grounds for this suggestion, features of Layder's theory will be contrasted with certain shortcomings in 'conservative' and 'feminist' versions of socialized epistemology.
- Advances in research on semantic roles.Seppo Kittilä &Fernando Zúñiga (eds.) -2016 - Philadelphia: John Benjamins.Especially in functional-typological linguistics, semantic roles have been studied thoroughly, because they constitute a good starting point for any study on argument marking due to their semantically defined nature. However, the very concept of semantic roles is far from being without problems, and there is still no consensus on how the roles are best defined. In this volume, the notion will be discussed from novel perspectives with the aim of providing new insights into our understanding of semantic roles. Two of (...) the papers deal with semantic role clusters, one with semantic roles in verbless constructions, one with diachrony of semantic roles and two with individual semantic roles that have not been studied in too much detail in previous studies. The book may not offer answers to all questions the readers may have, but at least it raises interesting further questions relevant to arriving at a better understanding of semantic roles. Originally published in Studies in Language Vol. 38:3 (2014). (shrink)
- "Puhdas, soveltava ja empiirinen": Ferdinand Tönniesin "erityisen sosiologian" järjestelmä: mies, teoria ja tulkinnat.Seppo Kovero -2004 - Joensuu: Joensuun yliopisto.: "Pure, applied and empirical" : Ferdinand Tönnies' system of sociology proper.No categories
- Design in the Local Economy: Location Factors and Externalities of Design.Seppo Laakso &Eeva Kostiainen -2009 -Knowledge, Technology & Policy 22 (4):227-239.
- Oikeuden systeemiykseys puhtaassa oikeusopissa.Seppo Laakso -1980 - [Tampere]: Tampereen yliopisto, Hallintotieteiden laitos.
- A note on Dean Jamison's paper 'bayesian information usage'.Seppo Mustonen -1973 -Synthese 26 (2):322 - 323.
- Critical realism and post-structuralist feminism: The difficult path to mutual understanding.Seppo Poutanen -2007 -Journal of Critical Realism 6 (1):28-52.Tony Lawson, Sandra Harding, Drucilla K. Barker, Fabienne Peter and Julie A. Nelson have recently debated the merits and demerits of critical realism as the basis of feminist social research. Yet the dialogue is left unfinished, with no clear agreement attained. Some key features of that failure are analysed in this article. It is suggested that, despite shared support for explicitly post-positivistic stances, critical realists and post-structuralist feminists cannot gain much from a dialogue that proceeds like this one. Other modes (...) of discussion should be looked for. One more promising basis for such discussion - a question-driven approach to social scientific explanation - is introduced at the end of the article. (shrink)
- Kapitalismi ja moderni tieteellinen edistys: yritys aktualisoida Marxin kapitalismiteoria tieteen ja tieteellisen työn kehityksessä.Seppo Raiski -1980 - [Tampere]: Tampereen yliopisto, Sosiologian ja sosiaalipsykologian laitos.No categories
- Hitting Reality.Seppo Sajama -1995 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 50 (1):559-572.Meinong had problems with reality: when having an experience, one cannot tell whether its object is real or not. The problem surfaced in many contexts but it was always connected with the notion of presentation {Vorstellung). This concept, as used in the Austrian phenomenological tradition, is ambiguous: a presentation can be (1) the neutral content that is a part of any mental act, or (2) the act of mere presentation, i.e. the combination of a content and the psychological mode of (...) mere entertaining, or (3) the act of perceiving a simple object.Meinong's pupil France Veber first adopted an orthodox Meinongian view of presentation but later he became aware of the problems connected with it. He argued that there are mental acts in which the subject is in direct contact with reahty or, as he put it, "hits" reality. Thus, acts of perception have two functions, those of presenting and "hitting".It is argued, first, that there are interesting parallels between Veber's concept of zadevanje Chitting') and modem theories of direct mental reference, de re acts and indexicality; and second, that although Veber correctly saw the problem, his solution is not quite satisfactory, because he thought that one has to abandon phenomenology (or the theory of objects) in order to account for the experience of hitting reality. A thoroughly phenomenological theory of „hitting" may be possible, after all. (shrink)
- Zur Problematik der ökumenischen Arbeit in der internationalen Politik.Seppo A. Teinonen -1961 -Zeitschrift Für Evangelische Ethik 5 (1):203-211.No categories
- What do different methods of data collection reveal about evidentiality?Seppo Kittilä,Lotta Javala &Erika Sandman -2018 - In Ad Foolen, Helen de Hoop & Gijs Mulder,Evidence for evidentiality. Philadelphia: John Benjamins.Export citation
Bookmark - Persoonan identiteetti ja jatkuvuus.Seppo Kivinen -1978 - In Jorma Laitinen, Johannes Lehtonen & Karl Aimo Achté,Psykiatrian ja filosofian rajamailla. Helsinki: Psychiatria Fennica.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Über die Dreidimensionalität des Rechts und des juristischen Denkens: Überlegungen zu einer synthetischargumentativen Rechtswissenschaft.Seppo Laakso -1980 - Tampere: Tampereen Yliopisto, Hallintotieteiden laitos.
- Logiikan perusteet.Seppo K. Miettinen -1971 - [Helsinki]: Ylioppilastuki.Export citation Bookmark
- Meinong on the Foundations of Deontic Logic.Seppo Sajama -1988 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 32 (1):69-81.Traditional moral theories appear to be unable to give a credible account of the relationship between deontic and axiological concepts, i.e. duty and value. Of the two traditional solutions to this problem, one emphasises the independence of the two realms, whereas Mill argues that duty is definable in terms of goodness. In this paper I present Meinong's Law of Omission which offers, in my opinion, a promising alternative to these two traditional views.
- Von Wright, Law, and Morality.Seppo Sajama -2014 -Balkan Journal of Philosophy 6 (2):81-86.This paper examines and defends von Wright's view of moral value, put forward in his book The Varieties of Goodness (1963). He holds that moral value is not a primary value like instrumental, technical, utilitarian, medical, or hedonic value, but a secondary or second-level one which is based on a combination of primary values. Human actions and intentions are the only bearers of moral value, and they are morally valuable because they protect and promote some set of primary values. It (...) is argued that the same account (i) applies also to juridical value, and (ii) can be used to throw some light on the problem of defining the three competing schools of legal philosophy, viz. legal positivism, natural law theory, and legal constructivism. (shrink)No categories
- Kasvatusalan ammattitutkimuksen Lähtökohdat.SimoSeppo -1975 - [Joensuu]: Joensuun korkeakoulu, Kasvatustieteiden osasto.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Political Climate and Communication.Seppo Sisättö -1979 -Communications 5 (1):67-78.
- Nuori Lukács: kriittinen esitys Georg Lukácsin varhaisesta ajattelusta ja toiminnasta (1906-1929).Seppo Toiviainen -1977 - Helsinki: Kansankulttuuri.
- Supererogation and high values.Seppo Sajama -1985 -Theoria 51 (2):77-88.
- France Veber's Theory of Value.Seppo Sajama -1988 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 31 (1):45-57.Veber's theory of value is based on his general classification of mental phenomena. Value-experiences constitute a special variety of emotional experiences: they have a pseudo-cognitive role; that is, they "perceive" values just as ordinary presentations perceive things and their properties. Veber also makes several distinctions between different types of value-perceiving emotions. Finally he discusses the kinds of objective correlates that these experiences have and thereby distinguishes between three types of value: thing-value, person-value and hagiological value. He may be criticised for (...) inconsistency, because he starts f r om the descriptive standpoint but ends up by legislating on how we ought to value persons. (shrink)
- France Veber's Theory of Value.Seppo Sajama -1988 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 31 (1):45-57.Veber's theory of value is based on his general classification of mental phenomena. Value-experiences constitute a special variety of emotional experiences: they have a pseudo-cognitive role; that is, they "perceive" values just as ordinary presentations perceive things and their properties. Veber also makes several distinctions between different types of value-perceiving emotions. Finally he discusses the kinds of objective correlates that these experiences have and thereby distinguishes between three types of value: thing-value, person-value and hagiological value. He may be criticised for (...) inconsistency, because he starts f r om the descriptive standpoint but ends up by legislating on how we ought to value persons. (shrink)
- Meinong on the Foundations of Deontic Logic.Seppo Sajama -1988 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 32 (1):69-81.Traditional moral theories appear to be unable to give a credible account of the relationship between deontic and axiological concepts, i.e. duty and value. Of the two traditional solutions to this problem, one emphasises the independence of the two realms, whereas Mill argues that duty is definable in terms of goodness. In this paper I present Meinong's Law of Omission which offers, in my opinion, a promising alternative to these two traditional views.
- Relativism and Cognitivism.Seppo Sajama &Simo Vihjanen -1993 - In Matti Kamppinen,Consciousness, Cognitive Schemata, and Relativism. Kluwer Academic Publishers. pp. 171--228.
- Reproducibility in Psychological Science: When Do Psychological Phenomena Exist?Seppo E. Iso-Ahola -2017 -Frontiers in Psychology 8.
- Replication and the Establishment of Scientific Truth.Seppo E. Iso-Ahola -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.The idea of replication is based on the premise that there are permanent laws to be replicated and verified, and the scientific method is adequate for doing so. Scientific truth, however, is not absolute but relative to time and context, and the method used. Time and context are inextricably interwoven, in that time creates different contexts and contexts (e.g., Christmas Day vs. New Year’s Day) create different experiences of time, rendering psychological phenomena inherently variable. This means that internal and external (...) conditions fluctuate and are different in a replication study vs. the original. Thus, a replication experiment is just another empirical investigation that has no special status in the establishment of scientific truth. It is not the final arbiter of whether or not something exists. In their pursuit of homogeneous external conditions, replications have ignored the homogeneity of internal conditions. There is not a single replication reported in the literature that would have shown participants’ feelings and thoughts—both conscious and nonconscious—to be identical to those of the original participants. Experimental instructions can create varying ratios of conscious over nonconscious processing from one study to another. Ironically, every replication is a failure at the fundamentals of human psychology. While patterns can be discovered, they are not permanent or unchangeable laws of human behavior to be proven by the pinpoint statistical verification through replication. As scientific knowledge in physics is temporary and incomplete, should it be any surprise that science can only provide “temporary winners” for psychological knowledge of human behavior? (shrink)
- Materials for the Study of the Indus Script. I: A Concordance to the Indus Inscriptions.M. B. Emeneau,Seppo Koskenniemi,Asko Parpola &Simo Parpola -1975 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 95 (1):138.No categories
- Estetika. [REVIEW]Seppo Sajama -1987 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 29 (1):181-193.No categories
- Estetika. [REVIEW]Seppo Sajama -1987 -Grazer Philosophische Studien 29 (1):181-193.No categories
- Behavioral and Neurodynamic Effects of Word Learning on Phonotactic Repair.David W. Gow,Adriana Schoenhaut,Enes Avcu &Seppo P. Ahlfors -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.Processes governing the creation, perception and production of spoken words are sensitive to the patterns of speech sounds in the language user’s lexicon. Generative linguistic theory suggests that listeners infer constraints on possible sound patterning from the lexicon and apply these constraints to all aspects of word use. In contrast, emergentist accounts suggest that these phonotactic constraints are a product of interactive associative mapping with items in the lexicon. To determine the degree to which phonotactic constraints are lexically mediated, we (...) observed the effects of learning new words that violate English phonotactic constraints on phonotactic perceptual repair processes in nonword consonant-consonant-vowel stimuli. Subjects who learned such words were less likely to “repair” illegal onset clusters and report them as legal ones. Effective connectivity analyses of MRI-constrained reconstructions of simultaneously collected magnetoencephalography and EEG data showed that these behavioral shifts were accompanied by changes in the strength of influences of lexical areas on acoustic-phonetic areas. These results strengthen the interpretation of previous results suggesting that phonotactic constraints on perception are produced by top-down lexical influences on speech processing. (shrink)
- Finnish primary school children's preferences in environmental problem solving.Leena Aho,Tarja Permikangas &Seppo Lyyra -1989 -Science Education 73 (5):635-642.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Neural evidence suggests phonological acceptability judgments reflect similarity, not constraint evaluation.Enes Avcu,Olivia Newman,Seppo P. Ahlfors &David W. Gow -2023 -Cognition 230 (C):105322.
- Finland's galapagos: Founder effect, drift, and isolation in the inheritance of susceptibility alleles.Tom Campbell,Daria Osipova &SeppoKähkönen -2006 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (4):409-410.The target article excludes ancestral neutrality as a cause for the inheritance of schizophrenia, with an argument relating to selection against a single allele in the Finnish population. However, drift would predominate over selection within subisolates of the Finnish population. Comparisons of subisolates with heterogeneous populations may provide clues to the endophenotypic structure of complex polygenetic heritable mental disorders. (Published Online November 9 2006).
- Proto-Indica: 1968. Brief Report on the Investigation of the Proto-Indian TextsDecipherment of the Proto-Dravidian Inscriptions of the Indus Civilization: A First Announcement; Progress in the Decipherment of the Proto-Dravidian Indus Script; Further Progress in the Indus Script DeciphermentDie Entzifferung des Yatischen.M. B. Emeneau,Asko Parpola,Seppo Koskenniemi,Simo Parpola,Pentti Aalto &Dieter Schrapel -1971 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 91 (4):541.No categories
- Evaluating waiting time effect on health outcomes at admission: a prospective randomized study on patients with osteoarthritis of the knee joint.Johanna Hirvonen,Marja Blom,Ulla Tuominen,Seppo Seitsalo,Matti Lehto,Pekka Paavolainen,Kalevi Hietaniemi,Pekka Rissanen &Harri Sintonen -2007 -Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice 13 (5):728-733.
- Parafoveal access to word stem during reading: An eye movement study.Jukka Hyönä,Timo T. Heikkilä,Seppo Vainio &Reinhold Kliegl -2021 -Cognition 208 (C):104547.
- General introduction: The riddle of consciousness.Antti Revonsuo,Matti Kamppinen &Seppo Sajama -1994 - In Antti Revonsuo & Matti Kamppinen,Consciousness in Philosophy and Cognitive Neuroscience. Hillsdale, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum. pp. 1--23.
- Seppo Albert Kivinen universaalien identiteetti- ja eksistenssiehdoista.Markku Keinänen -2022 -Ajatus 79: 53-71.This article (in Finnish) discussesSeppo Albert Kivinen's (1933-2021) views on identity and existence conditions of universals. Moreover, the article puts the views to larger context.
- Sajama,Seppo. Idea, Judgement and Will, University of Turku, Finland, 1983, Reports from the Department of Theoretical Philosophy.John Bishop -1986 -Theoria 52 (1-2):98-117.
- Seppo Sajama and Matti Kamppinen, A Historical Introduction to Phenomenology Reviewed by.Henry Pietersma -1988 -Philosophy in Review 8 (5):188-190.Export citation Bookmark
- Seppo Ilkka. A new arithmetization for finitely many-valued propositional calculi. Societas Scientiarum Fennica, Commentationes physico-mathematicae, vol. 32 no. 8, Helsinki1966, 13 pp. [REVIEW]Akira Nakamura -1969 -Journal of Symbolic Logic 34 (2):304-304.
- Seppo Toiviainen: Nuori Lukács. [REVIEW]K. Schmidt -1978 -Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 26 (4):533.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Meinong and the theory of objects.Rudolf Haller (ed.) -1996 - Rodopi.Inhaltsverzeichnis/Table of Contents: Rudolf HALLER: Zwei Vorworte in einem. Evelyn DÖLLING: Alexius Meinong: "Der blinde Seher Theiresias". Jaakko HINTIKKA: Meinong in a Long Perspective. Richard SYLVAN: Re-Exploring Item-Theory. Francesca MODENATO: Meinong's Theory of Objects: An Attempt at Overcoming Psychologism. Jan WOLE??N??SKI: Ways of Dealing with Non-existence. Karel LAMBERT: Substitution and the Expansion of the World. Terence PARSONS: Meinongian Semantics Generalized. Reinhardt GROSSMANN: Thoughts, Objectives and States of Affairs. Peter SIMONS: Meinong's Theory of Sense and Reference. Barry SMITH: More Things in (...) Heaven and Earth. Michele LENOCI: Meinongs unvollständige Gegenstände und das Universalienproblem. Maria E. REICHER: Gibt es unvollständige Gegenstände? Dale JACQUETTE: Meinong's Concept of Implexive Being and Nonbeing. Herbert HOCHBERG:s, Functions, Existence and Relations in the Russell-Meinong Dispute, the Bradley Paradox and the Realism-Nominalism Controversy. Jacek PA_NICZEK: Are Contradictions Still Lurking in Meinongian Theories of Objects? Marie-Luise SCHUBERT KALSI: Apriorische Elemente im Denken. Liliana ALBERTAZZI: Forms of Completion. Johann Ch. MAREK: Zwei Gegenstände und ein Inhalt. Zur Intentionalität bei Meinong. Wolfgang KÜNNE: Some Varieties of Thinking. Reflections on Meinong and Fodor. Alberto VOLTOLINI: Is Meaning Without Actually Existing Reference Naturalizable? Markus S. STEPANIANS: Russells Kritik an Meinongs Begriff des Annahmeschlusses. Nenad MIŠ_EVI_: Imagination and Necessity. R.D. ROLLINGER: Meinong on Perception: Two Questions Concerning Propositional Seeing. Wolfgang G. STOCK: Die Genese der Theorie der Vorstellungsproduktion der Grazer Schule. Rudolf HALLER: Über Meinongs Wissenschaftstheorie. Alfred SCHRAMM: Meinongs Wahrscheinlichkeit. Karl SCHUHMANN: Der Wertbegriff beim frühen Meinong. Wilhelm BAUMGARTNER: Wertpräsentation. Ursula ZEGLÉN: Meinong's Analysis of Lying.Seppo SAJAMA: Hitting Reality: France Veber's Concept of Zadevanje. Matja_ POTR_: Sensation According to Meinong and Veber. Róbert SOMOS: Zwei Schüler Brentanos: Ákos von Pauler und Meinong. J.C. NYÍRI: Palágyis Kritik an der Gegenstandstheorie. David M. ARMSTRONG: Reaction to Meinong. (shrink)
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