Realist Methodology and the Articulation of Modes of Production (ص 76)

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Realist Methodology and the Articulation of Modes of Production (ص 76)
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Defense of Objectivity, (Oxford, 1973) and Models’ and
Analogies in Science, (Indianapolis, 1966).
9. For Marx see, in particular, "The 1857 Introduction” to
Grundrisse, (Harmondsworth, 1973) and "1859 Preface" to A
Contribution to a Critigue of Political Economy. (London,
1971). For Aristotle see, Metaphysics, (Oxford, 1924).
10. I do not at this stage want to bring up the hoary
dilemma which once again seems to haunt the social sciences,
1.e. the dilemma of science versus common-sense. I believe
that the polarisation and dichotomisation of the problem is
misconceived. Common-sense may be established in such a
manner that it reflects, albeit simplictically, scientific
knowledge (but it is not in itself scientific knowledge),
e.g. most people understand that if they do not eat food or
drink over a sustained period of time then they will
eventually die. This requires a minimum knowledge of the
dietary and energy requirements of the human body without
necessarily being well grounded in knowledge of human
physiology or biology. Clearly this type of knowledge has a
scientific basis without itself being that basis.
11. See, Hindess op cit pp. 114-33, Benton op cit pp. 21-
22.
12. See, J. Locke, An Essay Concerning Human UNderstanding,
(Oxford, 1975), p. 122.
13. Willers’ op cit p.7.
14. See, inter alia, Chalmers op cit pp. 2-3, Benton op cit
pP.21, Hindess op cit pp. 123-29.
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Alex Pollock

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