Articles concerning Adolf Grünbaum:

I.  Academic Publications

1.  (1969) "A Panel Discussion of Grünbaum's Philosophy of Science," Philosophy of Science 36(1): 331–399.

    2. Von Eckardt, B. (1985), "Adolf Grünbaum: Psychoanalytic Epistemology," in: J. Reppen (ed.), Beyond Freud: A Study of Modern Psychoanalytic Theorists. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, pp. 353–403.

    3. Von Eckardt, B. (1991), "Adolf Grünbaums psychoanalytische Erkenntnistheorie," in: A. Grünbaum (ed.), Kritische Bertrachtungen zur Psychoanalyse. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, pp. 242–288. This is a German translation of the preceding article by von Eckardt.

    4.  F. Crews (1985), "The Future of An Illusion," The New Republic (3653) (January 21): 28–33. This is a review article about Adolf Grünbaum's The Foundations of Psychoanalysis: A Philosophical Critique (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984).

    5.  (1986) Review Symposium by 40 Commentators on Adolf Grünbaum's The Foundations of Psychoanalysis: A Philosophical Critique (1984) in Behavioral & Brain Sciences 9(2) (June): 217–284. This Symposium also contains the author's Précis of his Foundations (pp. 217–228) and his "Author's Response" to the Commentaries (pp. 266–284).

    6.  (1992) "Mr. X and the Nature of Time," in: J. Gleick  (ed.), Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman. New York: Pantheon Books, pp. 123–126. This passage documents Adolf Grünbaum's exchange with Feynman at Cornell University in 1963.

    7.  Robinson, P. (1993), "Adolf Grünbaum: The Philosophical Critique of Freud," chap. 3 in: Freud and His Critics. Berkeley, Los Angeles, and Oxford: University of California Press, pp. 179–266. This chapter discusses Adolf Grünbaum's critique of Freud in his The Foundations of Psychoanalysis: A Philosophical Critique (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984).

    8.  Meehl, P.E. (1995), Commentary as a part of a Symposium on "Psychoanalysis As Science," Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 43(4): 1015–1021.

    9.  Sullivan, P.R. (1996), "Philosophical Psychopathology," Behavior and Philosophy 24(2) (Fall). This is a review of G. Graham and G.I. Stephens (eds.), Philosophical Psychopathology (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1994), in which appears Adolf Grünbaum's paper, "The Placebo Concept in Medicine and Psychiatry" (pp. 285–324).

    10.  (1996) "Symposium on the Grünbaum Debate," Psychoanalytic Dialogues 6(4): 497–589. Grünbaum's Reply to Joseph Schwartz's paper therein is given in Psychoanalytic Dialogues 10(2) (March): 335–342.

    11.  Erwin, E. (1997), "Psychoanalysis: Past, Present, and Future," Philosophy and Phenomenological Research LVII(3) (September): 671–696.

    12.  Ollinheimo, A. and Vuorinen, R. (1999), Metapsychology and the Suggestion Argument: A Reply to Grünbaum's Critique of Psychoanalysis. The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters and The Finnish Academy of Science and Letters.

II.  Festschrift Volumes

13.  Cohen, R.S. and Laudan, L. (1983), Physics, Philosophy and Psychoanalysis, Essays in Honor of Adolf Grünbaum. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: D. Reidel Publishing Co. This volume contains a biographical article by R.S. Cohen entitled "Adolf Grünbaum: A Memoir" (pp. ix–xviii).

14.  Earman, J., Janis, A.I., Massey, G.J., and Rescher, N. (eds.) (1993), Philosophical Problems of the Internal and External Worlds: Essays on the Philosophy of Adolf Grünbaum. Pittsburgh, PA/Konstanz, Germany: University of Pittsburgh Press/University of Konstanz Press. The Preface (pp. ix–xi) is biographical.

15.  Jokic, A. (ed.) (forthcoming 2009), Philosophy of Physics and Psychology: Essays in Honor of Adolf Grünbaum. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books. This book contains the published proceedings of the international conference, "The Adolf Grünbaum Symposium in Honor of the Works of Professor Adolf Grünbaum," held at the Center for Philosophical Education, Santa Barbara, CA, in October 2002.

III.  University of Pittsburgh Publications

16.  Alberts, R.C. (1986), Pitt: The Story of the University of Pittsburgh, 1787–1987. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, pp. 282–283.

17.  (1993) "Beacons of Excellence," "Thinking About Science," and "A Debt of Gratitude, A Dream Fulfilled," in the University of Pittsburgh's William Pitt Journal 5(2) (September): 1–5.

18.  (1994) "Featured Coverage: The Value of Being Universally Recognized," in the University of Pittsburgh's Headlines 4(2) (Spring): 7.

IV.  Newspaper and Magazine Articles

19.  (1985) "A Spire of Philosophy," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (December 11). This editorial was occasioned by the 25th anniversary of the Center for Philosophy of Science at the University of Pittsburgh. See also Adolf Grünbaum's follow-up letter-to-the-editor, "Tributes," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (December 17).

20.  Goleman, D. (1985), "Pressure Mounts for Analysts To Prove Theory Is Scientific," Science Times, The New York Times (January 15): 15 and 18.

21.  Forti, G. (1987), "Freud sotto accusa Panico Sul Lettino," L'Espresso XXXIII(41) (October 18): 118–125.

22.  Di Francia, G.T. (1989), "Che cosa c'era prima del mondo?" La Repubblica (February 26).

23.  (1989) "Il Premio Fregene ad Adolf Grünbaum," Il Giornale d'Italia (September 7).

24.  Pace, G.M. (1991), "Freud in dubbio," L'Espresso XXXVII(11) (March 17): 144.

25.  Gray, P. (1993), "The Assault on Freud," Time 142(23) (November 29): 47–51. This article contains a discussion of Grünbaum's 1993 book Validation in the Clinical Theory of Psychoanalysis, A Study in the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis (Madison, CT: International Universities Press, Inc.).

26.  Weill, N. (1996), "La psychanalyse américaine bousculée," Le Monde (June 14): 4–5.

27.  Neto, A.L. (2000), "Filósofo critica o 'partido' freudiano," Folha de S. Paulo (July 18): E9.

V.  Published Interviews

28.  (1985) "More on Freud, Psychoanalysis, and Religion: An Interview with Adolf Grünbaum," Free Inquiry 6(1) (Winter 1985/1986): 30–36.

29.  Krüger, H.-P. (1994), "Atheismus, Induktivismus und Freud oder: die Vertreibung eines Kölschen Jungen," Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie (Berlin) 42(3): 473–495.

30.  Schultz, W. (1994), "Einige sehen mich als Teufel an," Diesseits (Berlin), The Humanist Association of Germany, 26(1) (March): 23–24.

31.  Hochwälder, M. (1995), "Feuerbachs Besuch im Vatikan," An Interview with Adolf Grünbaum, Trauma (Zürich) 23:22–23.

32.  Van de Vijver, G. (1998), "Adolf Grünbaum on Philosophy of Science," in: "Adolf Grünbaum: A Critical Analysis," Psychoanalytische Perspektieven (Belgium) (32/33) (September): 89–118.

33.  Steele, B. (1998), "One on One: Adolf Grünbaum," University Times 31(5) (October 29): 3–4 and 9. This interview was occasioned by the October 15, 1998, Freud Exhibition at the Library of Congress.

34.  Ibry, D. (1999), Exodus to Humanism, Jewish Identity Without Religion. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books. This book contains excerpts from an interview with Adolf Grünbaum.

35.  Cavalcante, R. (2002), A Psicanálise se no Divă," Super Interessante 181 (October): 42–50, especially pp. 46–47. This article contains excerpts from an interview with Adolf Grünbaum.

VI.  Radio and Television Broadcasts

36.  Lecture on "Space and Time," broadcast by The Voice of America, July 1, 1963. Published in The Voice of America Forum Lectures. Philosophy of Science Series, vol. 12. Washington, DC: United States Information Agency.

37.   (1983) Interview on Italian National Radio and Television, Rome, Italy. The transcript of this interview is available on CD-ROM (Multi-Media Encyclopedia of Philosophy of  Science).

38.  (1987) "Psychoanalysis: Truth or Science?" in: B. Bourne, U. Eichler, and D. Herman, (eds.), Psychoanalysis. Nottingham: Atlantic Highlands/The Hobo Press, pp. 42–57. This is an unauthorized and extensively incorrect transcript of a debate on the Voices Series (London's Channel 4 Television) on June 20, 1986, with A. Green and R. Young, moderated by M. Ignatieff.

39.  Discussion of "Philosophy of Science" on National Public Radio's "Talk of the Nation: Science Friday" with host Ira Flatow, recorded January 29, 1999. Real Audio recording available on-line at: http://www.npr.org/programs/scifri/. (Click "archives" on the right side bar, and then follow the links to the January 29, 1999, program.)

40.  Panel on "The Legacy of Sigmund Freud," for the Public Broadcasting Service television program, "The Charlie Rose Show," recorded May 12, 1999. Video recordings and transcripts available from 1 800 All News. (Request by date and topic/guest.)