1987-01-01
How to Make a Good Cup of Tea
Publication
Publication
Operant Subjectivity
,
Volume 10
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Issue 2
p. 37-
57
Harold Lasswell briefly considered a quantum theoretical approach to political science in 1964, with reference in particular to conflictual possibilities. His key concepts correspond to those in Q methodology, and thus to an objective science for subjectivity. Lasswell's duration is subjectivity as a cosmic phenomenon; his decision structures correspond to Q factors. The correspondances are exemplified with reference to subjective science as it is now developing. Self referentiality could have been as profound for Lasswell as it is for Q methodology, in a quantum-theoretical framework.
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| Persistent URL | dx.doi.org/10.15133/j.os.1987.002 |
| Journal | Operant Subjectivity |
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William Stephenson. (1987). How to Make a Good Cup of Tea. Operant Subjectivity, 10(2), 37–57. doi:10.15133/j.os.1987.002
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