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to PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Volume 26 Number 1 (March 1996) pp. 1-152 Number 2 (June 1996) pp. 153-312 Number 3 (September 1996) pp. 313-440 Number 4 (December 1996) pp. 441-584 Authors: BROWN, HAROLD L.,, “Philosophical Naturalism, by David Papineau” [Book Review], 421. BROWN, HAROLD I, “Taking the Naturalistic Turn: Or How Real Philosophy of Science Is Done, by Werner Callebaut” [Book Review], 421. BUNGE, MARIO, “The Seven Pillars of Popper’s Social Philosophy,” 528. DI GIOVANNI, GEORGE, “Metaphysics and History in Hegel” [Review Essay], 124. DOEPKE, FREDERICK, “Postmetaphysical Thinking: Philosophical Essays, by Jurgen Habermas” [Book Review], 563. EIDLIN, FRED, see Giannaras, A. FLATHMAN, RICHARD E., “The Imagined and Wished for Imperium of Reason and Science: Russell’s Empiricism and Its Relation to His and Our Ethics and Politics,” 162. GIANNARAS, ANASTASIOS, translated by FRED EIDLIN, “Plato and K. R. Popper: Toward a Critique of Plato’s Political Philosophy,” 493. GREENSPAN, LOUIS, “Bertrand Russell and the End of Nationalism,” 348. HACOHEN, MALACHI, “Being a Philosopher: The History of a Practice, by D. W. Ham- lyn” [Book Review], 304. HACOHEN, MALACHI HAIM, “Karl Popper in Exile: The Viennese Progressive Imagination and the Making of The Open Society,” 452. HAMOWY, RONALD, “Hayek on Hayek: An Autobiographical Dialogue, edited by Stephen Kresge and Leif Wenar” [Book Review], 417. HANSSON, SVEN OVE, “Decision Making Under Great Uncertainty,” 369. HARDIN, RUSSELL, “Russell’s Power,” 322. HEATH, JOSEPH, “Habermas: A Critical Introduction, by William Outhwaite” [Book Review], 567. HEATH, JOSEPH, “Knowledge and Hermeneutic Understanding: A Study of the Habermas- Gadamer Debate, by Demitrius Teigas” [Book Review], 567. HUDELSON, RICHARD, “After Marxism” [Review Essay], 113. HUFF, TOBY E., “Galileo, Courtier: The Practice of Science in the Culture of Absolutism, by Mario Biagioli” [Book Review], 426. 574 to PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Volume 26 Number 1 (March 1996) pp. 1-152 Number 2 (June 1996) pp. 153-312 Number 3 (September 1996) pp. 313-440 Number 4 (December 1996) pp. 441-584 Authors: BROWN, HAROLD L.,, “Philosophical Naturalism, by David Papineau” [Book Review], 421. BROWN, HAROLD I, “Taking the Naturalistic Turn: Or How Real Philosophy of Science Is Done, by Werner Callebaut” [Book Review], 421. BUNGE, MARIO, “The Seven Pillars of Popper’s Social Philosophy,” 528. DI GIOVANNI, GEORGE, “Metaphysics and History in Hegel” [Review Essay], 124. DOEPKE, FREDERICK, “Postmetaphysical Thinking: Philosophical Essays, by Jurgen Habermas” [Book Review], 563. EIDLIN, FRED, see Giannaras, A. FLATHMAN, RICHARD E., “The Imagined and Wished for Imperium of Reason and Science: Russell’s Empiricism and Its Relation to His and Our Ethics and Politics,” 162. GIANNARAS, ANASTASIOS, translated by FRED EIDLIN, “Plato and K. R. Popper: Toward a Critique of Plato’s Political Philosophy,” 493. GREENSPAN, LOUIS, “Bertrand Russell and the End of Nationalism,” 348. HACOHEN, MALACHI, “Being a Philosopher: The History of a Practice, by D. W. Ham- lyn” [Book Review], 304. HACOHEN, MALACHI HAIM, “Karl Popper in Exile: The Viennese Progressive Imagination and the Making of The Open Society,” 452. HAMOWY, RONALD, “Hayek on Hayek: An Autobiographical Dialogue, edited by Stephen Kresge and Leif Wenar” [Book Review], 417. HANSSON, SVEN OVE, “Decision Making Under Great Uncertainty,” 369. HARDIN, RUSSELL, “Russell’s Power,” 322. HEATH, JOSEPH, “Habermas: A Critical Introduction, by William Outhwaite” [Book Review], 567. HEATH, JOSEPH, “Knowledge and Hermeneutic Understanding: A Study of the Habermas- Gadamer Debate, by Demitrius Teigas” [Book Review], 567. HUDELSON, RICHARD, “After Marxism” [Review Essay], 113. HUFF, TOBY E., “Galileo, Courtier: The Practice of Science in the Culture of Absolutism, by Mario Biagioli” [Book Review], 426. 574 INDEX 575 JACOBS, LESLEY A., “The Second Wave of Analytical Marxism” [Review Essay], 279. JARVIE, I. C., and JEREMY SHEARMUR, “Introduction,” 445. JOHNSON, JAMES, “How Not to Criticize Rational Choice Theory: Pathologies of ‘Common Sense,’ ” [Review Essay], 77. KIM, KYUNG-MAN, “Hierarchy of Scientific Consensus and the Flow of Dissensus Over Time,” 3. KLOSKO, GEORGE, “Popper’s Plato: An Assessment,” 509. KRESGE, STEPHEN, “Feyerabend Unbound” [Review Essay], 293. LAOR, NATHANIEL, “Validation in the Clinical Theory of Psychoanalysis: A Study in the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis, by Adolph Griinbaum” [Book Review], 432. LEVEY, GEOFFREY BRAHM, “Theory Choice and the Comparison of Rival Theoretical Perspectives in Political Sociology,” 26. LEVIN, MICHAEL, “Reconstructing Prehistory: Scientific Method in Archaeology, by James Bell” [Book Review], 133. McMILLAN, ROBERT, “Sapir’s Lectures Reconstructed” [Review Essay], 387. MONK, RAY, “The Tiger and the Machine: D. H. Lawrence and Bertrand Russell,” 205. NUYEN, A. T., “Lessons on the Analytic of the Sublime and The Inhuman, by Jean-Francois Lyotard” [Book Review], 000. PIGDEN, CHARLES R., “Bertrand Russell: Meta-Ethical Pioneer,” 181. PLEASANTS, NIGEL, “A Wittgensteinian Social Theory? Introducing Reflexivity to Marxism” [Review Essay], 397. RYAN, ALAN, “Russell: The Last Great Radical?” 247. SCHULTZ, BART, “Introduction: Bertrand Russell in Ethics and Politics, Philosophy, and Power,” 317. SCHULTZ, BART, “Introduction: Bertrand Russell in Ethics and Politics, the Vicissi- tudes of Growth and Power,” 157. SCHULTZ, BART, “Review of Philip Ironside’s The Social and Political Thought ofB ertrand Russell” [Review Essay], 267. SHEARMUR, JEREMY, see Jarvie, I. C. SMITH, ADAM T., “Dialectics and Decadence: Echoes of Antiquity in Marx and Nietzsche, by George E. McCarthy” [Book Review], 137. SMITH, ADAM T,., “Nietzsche: A Re-examination, by Irving M. Zeitlin” [Book Review], 137. SWINDLER, J. K., “Social Intentions: Aggregate, Collective, and General,” 61. WETTERSTEN, JOHN, “After Popper” [Review Essay], 92. Articles: “Bertrand Russell and the End of Nationalism,” Greenspan, 348. “Bertrand Russell: Meta-Ethical Pioneer,” Pigden, 181. “Decision Making under Great Uncertainty,” Hansson, 369. “Hierarchy of Scientific Consensus and the Flow of Dissensus Over Time,” Kim, 3. “The Imagined and Wished for Imperium of Reason and Science: Russell’s Empiricism and Its Relation to His and Our Ethics and Politics,” Flathman, 162. “Introduction,” Jarvie and Shearmur, 445. “Introduction: Bertrand Russell in Ethics and Politics, Philosophy and Power,” Schultz, 317. “Introduction: Bertrand Russell .n Ethics and Politics the Vicissitudes of Growth and Power,” Schultz, 157.