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A glossary of critical realist terminology

I hadn’t realised this was still online. It’s a very useful resource:

  • Absence
  • Actualism
  • Change
  • Closed and Open Systems
  • Completion
  • Constellation
  • Critique and Transcendental Argument
  • Determinism
  • Dialectics
  • Differentiation and Stratification
  • Emergence
  • Epistemic and Ontic Fallacies
  • Epistemic Relativism and Judgmental Rationality
  • Ethical Naturalism and Moral Realism
  • Explanation
  • Fact-Value
  • Facts
  • Laws
  • Metaphysics
  • Ontological Extensionalism
  • Ontological Monovalence
  • Reasons as Causes
  • Retroduction and Retrodiction
  • Strong and Weak Actualism
  • Transdictive Complex
  • Transitive and Intransitive Dimensions
  • Truth

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April 21, 2014
bhaskar, realism, realist social theory, Uncategorized
Realism and social theory
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