Titlebook: Erhard Scheibe‘s Structuralism; Roots and Prospects Johannes Mierau Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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,On Scheibe’s Theory of Reduction, on reduction suffers, I claim, from a failure to pay attention to detailed features of the respective theories and their interrelations. Those cases for which something like the philosophers’ (Nagelian or neo-Nagelian) models of reduction will work are actually quite special. The vast majority of p

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Conclusion: Views on Scientific Theories,expose the traits that distinguish it from competing accounts, especially from the formally similar approach of Ludwig, while the second part provides an outlook on the merits of each of the presented approaches and evaluates their respective utility for issues of the philosophy of physics, especial

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From Structures to Statements,ferent formalisms. I argue that Ludwig’s conception successfully overcomes the criticism that have been raised against both approaches, but that the strong empiricist foundation of Ludwig’s approach impedes a wide-spread application in philosophy of science.

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Dhanya Vijayakumar,Joseph Jankoviche second part, I thoroughly examine the formal concept for imprecision ‘a(chǎn)dmissible blurs’ that has been proposed by Ludwig and adopted by the Munich Structuralists and Scheibe. As a result, I propose modifications to this formal tool that are necessary to achieve the objectives for which it was introduced.

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Book 2023and analyzing the related questions of reduction and emergence. Readers will appreciate the critical overview of the main positions in philosophy of science, examined with particular attention to their applicability to current problems of fundamental theories of physics.

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