Plenty is doing.
"Psychology is often seen to lie between biology and the humanities in the traditional academic hierarchy. Biology speaks of the body, largely in the language of causes, while non-scientists tend to use the language of mind and reasons. It is psychologists' uneasy task to mediate between these realms, between the biological discourses of evolution, function, mechanism and physiology, and the political and ethical discourses of persons and acts. Psychology serves, in short, as a sort of disciplinary pineal gland."
Disclaimer: this quote appears here only to spark discussion. It is not endorsed one way or the other. Make up your own mind. Or just refresh the page for another viewpoint. From a collection assembled by the late Chris Brand.
