Robert S. Stufflebeam

PET : Exploring the myth and the method

New research tools such as PET can produce dramatic results. But they can also produce dramatic artifacts. Why is PET to be trusted? We examine both the rationale that justifies interpreting PET as measuring brain activity and the strategies for interpreting PET results functionally. We show that functional ascriptions with PET make important assumptions and depend critically on relating PET results to those secured through other research techniques.

A Bibliography for Gurwitsch Studies

My purpose for this bibliography is to not only chronicle the phenomenological works of the Gurwitsch corpus, but also to provide a comprehensive listing of books and articles that refer to Gurwitsch’s thought. Also included, of course, are the major works referred to in the previous articles.