Author/Editor		Rutar, D
Title		Psihologija skozi psihoanalizo. 3. del. Zakaj psihologija ni znanost?
Translated title		Why psychology isn't a science?
Type		članek
Source		Anthropos
Vol. and No.		Letnik 24, št. 3-4
Publication year		1992
Volume		str. 150-8
Language		slo
Abstract		We've tried to situate psychology in relation to modern science, which dates from XVIIth century. It is known that the modern science is empirical and formalized in a mathematical way. Psychology as a human (human because its concern is a human being) science is something paradoxical, because intersubjectivity cannot be mathemarized. The existence of psychology is possible only in an unsaturate universe, which is radically unrelated to the universe of studia naturalis. Ramification of psychoanalysis, as a science of unconscious, at the end of XIXth century has given an entirely new seal to the modern science. Above all, it has been shown that there radically can't be any studia humanitatis. Furhermore, it was shown that science without psychoanalysis can't exist, because psychoanalysis has emphasized its unsaturation. In our article we've elaborated the problem of unsaturation of the scientific universe of studia humanitatis.
Descriptors		PSYCHOANALYSIS UNCONSCIOUS (PSYCHOLOGY) PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY