Index
4E approach to cognition
40 –41 , 182 –183 , 194 –195
affordances
See
Turner
anthropology
30 –31 , 36 –37 , 38 , 111 –113 , 134 –135
argumentation
40 –41 , 42 , 110 , 257
Azande
32 , 33 , 45
Banfield, Edward
253 , 260
Bicchieri, Cristina
119 , 253 –254
norms
159 , 164 –167 , 165n4 , 168 , 169 –170
Boudon, Raymond
110 –111 , 113 –114 , 116 , 117
Bourdieu, Pierre
76 –78 , 80 –81 , 87 , 110 –112 , 184 , 252
Bouvier, Alban
6 , 256 –258
Brandom, Robert
18 –19 , 136 –137n5 , 138 –139 , 139n10
brute data
See
Taylor
causal explanation
57 , 90 –91 , 92 –96 , 94 –95nn2-3 , 99 , 134 –135 , 251 –252
See also
Turner, Weber
Chicago
1 –2 , 261
Chicago school
186 –187 , 192 , 195 –196 , 259
cognition
40 –42 , 54 , 56 , 177 –178 , 180 –181 , 247 –248 , 257 –258
See also
representation
cognitive science
4 –5 , 7 , 21 , 23 –26 , 151 –152 , 158 –159 , 169
culture and
180 –181 , 186 –187
Cognitive Science and the Social (css in Roth, C1)
4 –7 , 23 –27 , 28 , 31 , 74 , 150 –151 , 152 –153
Coleman, James
113 –114 , 116 –117 , 120 , 120 –121n16 , 122
collective beliefs
111 , 117 , 120 , 122 , 254
collective mental elements
75 –76 , 77
culture
4 –5 , 25 , 59 –60 , 61 –62 , 64 –65 , 76 , 244 –245 , 260
bounded
31 –32 , 33 , 35 , 37 , 38 , 42 –43
and economic behavior
177 –178 , 183 , 183n2 , 184 , 185 , 197
and rationality
38 , 42 –43 , 45
See also
rules
Davidson, Donald
32 –33 , 35 –36 , 35n1 , 43 , 93 –95 , 93 –94n2 , 150 –152 , 254 –255
“The Very Idea of a Conceptual Scheme”
32 –33 , 37
democracy
7 –8 , 222 –223 , 231 –232 , 235 , 236 –237 , 261 –263
See also
Liberal Democracy 3.0, Parsons
deVries, Willem
134 , 141 –143 , 141 –142n12 , 145 , 147 –148
Dennett, Daniel
24 , 181 , 188 , 191
Durkheim, Émile
56 , 111 –112 , 122 , 122 –123n20 , 123 –124 , 194 –195 , 256
Edinburgh School
32 –33 , 36
Elster, Jon
110 –111 , 113 –114 , 117 , 256
empathy
21 –22 , 23 –24 , 92 –93 , 100
See also
Turner, Weber
The Enigma of Reason (Mercier and Sperber)
41 –42
Evans-Pritchard, E.E.
45 , 112 –113
Evidenz,
6 –7 , 22 , 155 –156 , 157
See also
Weber
expertise
62 , 222 , 223 –224 , 225 –226 , 229 –230 , 231 , 232 , 236 –237
See also
Parsons, Turner
explanation
6 , 36 , 56 –57 , 87 , 94 –95n3 , 134 , 134 –135n3 , 137n8 , 138 –139 , 140 –141 , 143 , 145 –146 , 254 –255
sociological
1 –2 , 12 , 13 –16 , 54 –55 , 58 , 59 –60 , 106 –107 , 171 –172n5 , 177 –178 , 189 –190n5
See also
Good-Bad theories, normativity, Sociological Explanation as Translation, Turner (folk psychology), Weber (causality)
Explaining the Normative (en in Roth, C1)
4 –5 , 6 , 18 –22 , 51 , 135 –136
Fodor, Jerry
98 –99 , 181 , 245
folk psychology
See
Turner
Friedrich, Carl
261 –262
Fuller, Steve
222 , 235 –236
Giddens, Anthony
72 , 76 , 80 –81 , 87
Gilbert, Margaret
122 , 123 –124
Goldman, Alvin
113 –114n6 , 115 , 115n8
Good-Bad theories (gbt)
20 , 59 , 64 –65 , 182n1
and normativity
59 , 60 –61 , 65 –66 , 138 –139 , 147 , 147 –148n15
Habermas, Jürgen
227 –229 , 227 –228n2
habits
79 , 80 , 245 , 247 , 248 –249
Hayek, Friedrich
122 –123n19 , 177 –178 , 187 , 189 –190 , 191 , 195 –196 , 197
Holmwood, John
7 –8 , 261
ideal-type
246 , 259
internal state
134 , 152 –153 , 154 –155 , 164 –165 , 166
See also
Turner
interpretation
30 –31 , 32 , 35 , 43 –45 , 61 –62 , 102 –103 , 105 –106 , 157 –159 , 188 , 191 , 202
See also
Davidson, irrationality, Lachmann, translation, understanding, Verstehen bubble
irrationality
30 –31 , 32 , 42 –44 , 45
Jones, Todd
212 –213 , 213nn6-7 , 218 –219
knowledge
51 –52 , 55 , 56 , 60 –62 , 84 –87 , 95 –96 , 103 , 185 , 186 –187
See also
Good-Bad theories, Menger, Turner
Kuhn, Thomas
120 , 192
Lachmann, Ludwig
177 –178 , 189 , 192 , 259
learning
79 –80 , 83 , 84 –86 , 247 –248 , 252
See also
practices
Levi-Strauss, Claude
245
Liberal Democracy 3.0
5 , 222 –223 , 232 –233 , 234 , 261
Lukes, Steven
34 –35 , 43 –45
Marshall, T.H.
228 –229 , 229n3 , 230 , 234 , 261
Marx, Karl
111 –112 , 226 , 227
Mauss, Marcel
59 –60 , 255 –256
Menger, Carl
7 , 183 –184n3 , 186 –187 , 189 –190 , 200
and cognitive science
180 , 187
and culture
177 –178 , 197
Mercier, Hugo
40 –42 , 114 –115
methodological individualism
113 –114 , 116 , 120 , 120 –121n17
mirror neurons
See
Turner
naturalism
30 , 45
See also
Turner
Neurath, Otto
187 –188 , 189 –190 , 189 –190n5
normativity
See
Turner
norms
38 –40 , 45 , 138 , 141 –142 , 143 –144 , 144 –145n13 , 147 –148n16 , 150 , 204 –205
culturally specific
30 –31 , 32 –33 , 43 –45
See also
Bicchieri, rationality, Turner
O’Shea, James
134 , 138 –139 , 140 –141 , 143 –145 , 144 –145n13 , 147 –148
Olen, Peter
6 , 122 –123n20 , 136 –137n7 , 250 , 258 –259
Pareto, Vilfredo
56 , 111 –112 , 112 –113n2 , 113 –114 , 113 –114n6 , 116 , 117 , 122 –123n19
Parsons, Talcott
224 –230 , 229n3 , 231 –232 , 233 –234 , 261 –263
patterns of activity
1 –2 , 34 , 36 –37 , 38 –39 , 42 –43 , 50 –51 , 73 , 74 , 139n10 , 143 –144 , 253
See also
Bourdieu, practices, Turner
Pettit, Philip
163 –164
Popper, Karl
112 –113 , 153 , 187 –188 , 189
practices
51 –52 , 61 –62 , 65 –66 , 71 , 134 –135 , 136 –137 , 138 , 143 –144 , 146 –147 , 147 –148n15 , 147 –148n16
action and
204 –206 , 207 –209 , 210
See also
norms, normativity, patterns of activity, Taylor, Turner
professional knowledge
See
Parsons, Turner
Quine, Willard Van Orman
11 , 45 , 172
rational choice theory
94 –95n3 , 115
rational expectations theory
192 , 195
rationality
5 , 30 , 110 –111 , 139 , 147 –148n15 , 181 , 183 , 187 , 254 –255
and collective beliefs
111 –113 , 120
See also
Turner
Reid, Thomas
115 , 116
representation
40 –42 , 153 –155 , 157 , 166
Rescorla, Michael
193 –195
rhetoric
111 , 257
Risjord, Mark
37 , 42 –43 , 202 , 244 –245
Roth, Paul
4 –5 , 31 , 56n3 , 244 –245
rules
34 –35 , 37 , 76 , 81 , 82 , 83 –84 , 86 –87 , 162 , 166
Schatzki, Theodor
5 –6 , 252 –253
Sellars, Wilfrid
6 , 122 –123n20 , 134 , 134n2 , 136 –137n7 , 140 –142 , 143 –145
Sellarsian tradition
136 –137n6 , 146 –148 , 147 –148n16 , 258
Simon, Herbert
33 –34 , 38 , 259
Singleton, Michael
63 , 64 –65
Smith, Adam
100 , 181 –182 , 184 –185 , 196n8
social, the
76 –77 , 87 , 96 , 100 , 106 –107
Weber
102 –103
See also
Turner (social, social theory)
social explanation
1 –2 , 59 –60 , 106 –107 , 244
Social Explanation as Translation (set in Roth, C1)
4 , 12 –15 , 19 , 20 –21 , 27 –28 , 30 , 53 , 244
social practices
50 –52
The Social Theory of Practices (stp in Roth, C.1)
15 –18 , 17n2 , 21 , 57 , 73 , 204 , 216 , 252
sociology
224 –225 , 232
See also
Parsons, Turner
Sperber, Dan
40 –42 , 110 –111n1 , 113n5 , 114 –116 , 117n14
Stueber, Karsten
6 , 254 , 255 , 258
Strauss, Leo
55 –56 , 60 –61
Taylor, Charles
203 –204 , 206 , 212 , 214 , 218 , 219
and brute data
210 , 210n3 , 219
and interpretivism
204 , 206 , 207
and underdetermination
212 , 217
theory of mind
23 –24 , 25 , 104 , 177 –178 , 180 , 186 , 191 , 195 , 197 , 248 –249
see also
Turner (folk psychology)
Tocqueville, Alexis de
6 , 117 , 120 , 122 , 256
transmission problem
See
Turner
Turing, Alan
178 , 197
Turner, Jonathan
223 –224 , 225
Turner, Stephen
1 , 3 , 111 –112n1 , 117n12 , 122 –123n20 , 197 , 221
affordances
91 –92 , 104 , 185
causal world
245 , 246
causality
14 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 20 , 21 , 23 –24 , 25 , 245 –246
and normativity
136 –137 , 136 –137n6
and practices
72 , 75 –76 , 78 , 85 –86
early work
See
The Younger
empathy
21 –22 , 23 –24 , 80 , 92 –93 , 102
expertise
7 –8 , 222 , 224 , 232 –233 , 235
explanation
12 –17 , 20 , 21 , 23 , 25 –26 , 36 –37 , 58 , 254 , 258
social
59 –60 , 72 , 73 –74 , 90 –91
See also
Good-Bad theories, Sociological Explanation as Translation
folk psychology/sociology
6 , 12 –14 , 15 , 16 –17 , 17n2 , 21 , 24 , 25 –26 , 28 , 90 –93 , 104
and history
12 , 236 –237
and internal states
153 , 159
and knowledge
222 , 223 , 224 , 231
mirror neurons
22 , 23 –24 , 80 , 91 –92 , 100 , 155 –248
naturalism
15 , 22 –23 , 31 –32 , 57 , 58 –59 , 90 –91
normativity
18 –19 , 21 , 26 , 49 , 101 –103 , 133 , 134 , 249 , 253 –254 , 258
See also
Brandom, Explaining the Normative, Sellars
The Older
19 –21 , 26 , 27
norms
21 , 76 , 90 –91 , 92 , 139 –140 , 150 , 216 , 218 –219 , 246
social
136 –137 , 150
Verstehen bubble
154 , 157
See also
Bicchieri, Evidenz, Taylor
practices
5 –6 , 14 , 15 –18 , 57 –58 , 71 , 90 –91 , 136 –137n5 , 139 , 143 , 204 , 216 , 245 –247 , 252 , 253
See also
Pierre Bourdieu, Anthony Giddens, normativity, patterns of activity, The Social Theory of Practices
and professional knowledge
222 , 223 , 227 , 232 –233
rationality
5 , 31 –32 , 54 , 56 , 94 –95n2 , 94 –95n3 , 139 , 147 –148n15 , 254
social, the
12 , 13 –14 , 16 –17 , 18 , 20 –22 , 23 –25 , 27 –29 , 53 , 54 , 57 –58 , 74 , 90 –91 , 248 , 252 , 253
sociology
3 , 12 –15 , 16 , 25 , 27 –28 , 91 –92 , 155 , 222 , 223 –224
See also
folk psychology/sociology
social theory
12 , 28 –29
tacit beliefs/presuppositions
203 –218
theory of mind
181 –183 , 185 , 188
transmission problem
17 , 19 , 23 , 24 –25 , 28 , 84
underdetermination
216 , 217 , 219
understanding
25 , 27 –29 , 54 , 56 , 57 –58 , 221 , 245 –246 , 254
pre-scientific
12 –14 , 15 –16
See also
Verstehen bubble
and Weber
25 –26 , 53 –55 , 56 , 74 , 91 –92 , 106 –107 , 154 –155 , 156
The Younger
4 –5 , 13 –14 , 19 –21 , 22 –24 , 25 –27 , 57
See also
Cognitive Science and the Social, Liberal Democracy 3.0, Parsons, Verstehen bubble
understanding
43 , 54 , 55 –56 , 81 , 83 –258
See also
normativity, Turner, Verstehen bubble
universities
223 –224 , 231 , 235
Verstehen,
23 –24 , 25 , 101 –102 , 101 –102n8 , 152 –153 , 155 , 177 –178 , 245
Verstehen bubble
7 , 24 , 26 –29 , 86 –87 , 90 –92 , 93 , 94 –95n3 , 156 , 245 –246 , 251 –252 , 254 –256
Wason, Peter
38 , 40 , 41
Weber, Max
92 –93 , 122 –123n19 , 154 –155 , 185 , 188 , 189 –190n5 , 255 –256
agency
101
causality
101 –103
collective beliefs
120
empathy
103
Evidenz,
101 –103
action
74 , 189 –190 , 191 , 196n8 , 245 –246 , 251 –252
See also
social, Turner (mirror neurons, Weber)
“Where Explanation Ends”
58
Wierzchosławski, Rafał Paweł
5 , 244 –245
Winch, Peter
32 , 34 –35 , 36 , 37 –38 , 43 , 45 , 244 , 245
and Davidson
37
Wittgenstein, Ludwig
15 , 28 , 34 , 36 , 245
Woodward, James
95 –97
Zahle, Julie
7 , 255 –256 , 259 –260