The role of paradigms in science and theory construction

William A. Hillix, Luciano L'Abate

3-17

The role of paradigms in science

A historical perspective

Corinna Guerra, Mario Capitelli, Savino Longo

19-30

Evolving scientific paradigms

retrospective and prospective

Willis F. Overton

31-66

Anthropology

Luciano L'Abate

69-89

Parallel paradigms of artists and authors

Laura G. Sweeney

91-104

Economics

Luciano L'Abate

105-123

Education

Laura G. Sweeney

125-145

Sociology

147-165

Biopsychosocial

Beatrice L. Wood

169-186

Interbehaviorism

Mitch J. Fryling, Linda J. Hayes

187-205

Reflections on personality systematics and a unified clinical science

Jeffrey J. Magnavita

207-216

The systemic paradigm

the intersubjective–narrative approach versus the relational–generational one

Vittorio Cigoli, Eugenia Scabini

217-234

Constructivism

Alexander Riegler

235-255

Materialism

Luciano L'Abate

257-269

Explicating and exemplifying empiricist and cognitivist paradigms in the study of human learning

Sandra M. Loughlin, Patricia A. Alexander

273-296

Humanism and behaviorism

David Ryback

297-315

Existentialism

Mario Cusinato

317-338

Information processing

Piero De Giacomo, Luisa Mich, Carlos Santamaria, Laura G. Sweeney

341-363

Reductionism

Gary G. Berntson, John T. Cacioppo

365-374

Produced and spontaneous emergent interactionism

Walter Colesso

375-396

The emergence of reason, intelligence, and language in humans and animals

William A. Hillix

397-420

Essentialism

Luciano L'Abate

421-433

Criteria and processes in paradigm selection

Luciano L'Abate, Laura G. Sweeney

437-447