期刊:Oxford University Press eBooks [Oxford University Press] 日期:2005-09-22卷期号:: 355-372被引量:107
标识
DOI:10.1093/oso/9780199276813.003.0017
摘要
Abstract I have no clue how I develop theory. I don’t think about it; I just try to do it. Indeed, thinking about it could be dangerous: The centipede was happy quite Until a toad in fun Said, ‘‘Pray, which leg goes after which?’’ That worked her mind to such a pitch, she lay distracted in a ditch Considering how to run. (Mrs Edward Craster, 1871) I have no desire to lay distracted in a ditch considering how to develop theory. Besides, that’s the work of cognitive psychologists, who study concept attainment, pattern recognition, and the like, but never really tell us much about how we think.