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”Positivisme” horer til de mest kontroversielle og mangetydige termer i moderne debatter om samfundsvidenskabelig metode. Bredt anvendte laereboger er pa en gang ofte uklare og voldsomt indbyrdes uenige angaende positivismens metafysiske, erkendelsmaessige og ideologiske forpligtelser. Denne artikel leverer en receptionshistorisk behandling af positivismen fra dens dobbelte udspring i det 19. arhundredes franske og tyske filosofi frem til i dag. Hermed kortlaegges en raekke vaesentlige historiske omforstaelser og misforstaelser som baggrund for nutidens begrebsforvirring. Det pavises efterfolgende, at forskellige positivistiske retningers forhold til videnskabelig objektivisme er en temmelig kompleks og varieret affaere. Det er saledes ufrugtbart at behandle samfundsvidenskabelig positivisme og objektivisme under et, sadan som det ofte gores.
ENGELSK ABSTRACT:
Nikolaj Nottelmann: On positivism and objectivism in thesocial sciences
“Positivism” ranks among the most controversial and polysemous terms in
modern social scientific methodological discourses. Widely used textbooks in
the social sciences are often unclear and mutually inconsistent in their mapping
of positivism’s metaphysical, epistemological, and ideological commitments.
This article offers a reception history, tracing positivism from its dual
roots in 19th century French and German philosophy of science to the present
day. The article points out several eventful historical reinterpretations and
misinterpretations responsible for the current conceptual confusion. Then
the article explains how various positivistic currents have very different and
complex relations to scientific objectivism. Thus, despite common practice,
it is unfruitful to treat social scientific positivism and objectivism under one
heading.
Keywords: Positivism; Objectivism; Phenomenalism; Logical Empiricism;
Critical Theory