Modern Marketing Theory: Critical Issues in the Philosophy of Marketing Science
Journal of MarketingPublished 1 July 1991
Stephen Brown, Gary J. Brunswick, Shelby D. Hunt
Citations543
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Part One: Philosophy of Marketing Science. Introduction. The morphology of explanation. Explanation - issues and aspects. The morphology of scientific laws. Scientific laws - issues and aspects. Part Two: Philosophy of science - historical perspectives and current status. Natural philosophy and the rise of science from Plato to Hegel. The development of the discipline of philosophy of science - from classical realism to logical empiricism. The rise and fall of historical relativism in philosophy of science.
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