Respect for Thought

<div>Chapter 1.Editorial Introduction.- Part&nbsp;I:&nbsp;Smedslund’s work in historical perspective.- Chapter&nbsp;2. A Pre-history of my Present Position.- Chapter&nbsp;3.&nbsp;A Place for Persons: The Formal Systems of Smedslund and Ossorio.- Chapter&nbsp;4. The concept of Correlation in adults comes of age.-&nbsp;5.&nbsp;The Socrates of Modern Psychology: A Historical View of Smedslund’s Common Sense Perspective.-&nbsp;Part II:&nbsp;Psychology as science; concepts and epistemology.- Chapter&nbsp;6.&nbsp;Meanings of Words and the Possibilities of Psychology: Reflections on Jan Smedslund's Psycho-logic.- Chapter&nbsp;7.&nbsp;The Case for Psychological Quietism; Wittgensteinian propaedeutics in Smedslund's writings.- Chapter&nbsp;8.&nbsp;The Linguistic Fore-structure of Psychological Explanation.- Chapter&nbsp;9.&nbsp;Jan Smedslund and Psychologic; The Problem of psychologism and the nature of language.- Chapter&nbsp;10.&nbsp;Can Common Sense Change?Psycho-logic, Synthetic thinking and the Challenge of Changing Language.- Chapter&nbsp;11.&nbsp;How to avoid throwing the baby out with the bathwater; Abduction is the solution to pseudo-empiricism.- Chapter&nbsp;12.&nbsp;A priori Afterthoughts; Continuing the Dialogue on Psycho-logic.-&nbsp;Part III:&nbsp;Psychology as science; Research extensions.- Chapter&nbsp;13.&nbsp;Neuro-Ornamentation in Psychological Research.- Chapter&nbsp;14.&nbsp;Experimental Psychology and Distortions of Common Sense.- Chapter&nbsp;15.&nbsp;Extending Smedslund's psycho-logic system into a social theory.- Chapter&nbsp;16.&nbsp;Smedslund and The Psychological Style of Reasoning.- Chapter&nbsp;17.&nbsp;Wittgenstein’s revenge: How semantic algorithms can help survey research escape Smedslund’s labyrinth.-&nbsp;Part IV:&nbsp;Psychology as practice.-&nbsp;18.&nbsp;Professional Practice without Empirical Evidence: The Psycho-Logic of Trust.- Chapter&nbsp;19.&nbsp;Psychotherapy: An Illusion That Works.- Chapter&nbsp;20.&nbsp;Bricoleurs and Qualitative Theory-Building Research: Responses to Responsiveness.- Chapter&nbsp;21.&nbsp;Working with Stuckness in psychotherapy; Bringing together the Bricoleur-model and Pluralistic Practices.- Chapter&nbsp;22. The Pragmatic status of Psychoanalytic theory; A Plea for Thought-models.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div>