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- W2046469892 abstract "1. The Problem. Although the point of departure for Gestalt theory has been for the most part psychological investigation, nevertheless Gestalt theory is more inclusive than Gestalt psychology. Within psychology Gestalt theory claims to be the basis of the only scientific theory that can explain the empirical facts of psychology, but on more general level Gestalt theory comprehends philosophy of science, and positions in epistemology, metaphysics, and value theory. According to Wertheimer, Gestalt theory is a palpable convergence of problems ranging throughout the sciences and the various philosophic standpoints of modern times (1: 3). He also asserts that Gestalt theory was the result of concrete work done in psychology, logic, and epistemology (1: 1). In this paper we will be concerned only with the Gestaltist interpretations of and claims for the method and structure of science in general. Wertheimer and Koehler both regard the Gestaltist view as new interpretation of the structure and method of science insofar as it offers an alternative to the interpretations of science. Wertheimer and Koehler both reject the universality of method, their thesis being that this traditional approach cannot account for some aspects of science which can be done justice only in Gestaltist terms. Wertheimer's most formal condemnation of the analytical view of science and his thesis that there are areas to which it does not apply is to be found in his address of 1924 to the Kantgesellschaft." @default.
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