Psykologins Janusansikten

Abstract

Börjeson, B. (1988). The Janus-Faces of psychology. Nordisk Psykologi, 40, 270–278. Psychology as a science is anchored both in biology and interpretation. This necessitates two psychological discourses. However, this fundamental dilemma, inherited from Descartes, remains unmanifest in psychology. Psychology has not become the revolutionary scientific avant-garde. Despite its infancy, psychology remains conservative. The future requires a new ontological perspective: recognition of self-reflection's lacking in authenticity.

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