Titlebook: Issues and Images in the Philosophy of Science; Scientific and Philo Dimitri Ginev,Robert S. Cohen Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Since Indeterminacy: The New Picture of the Physical World at the End of Modernity, pay attention to some ontological consequences originating in indeterminism, that is to say, to some new philosophical categories that can be considered a legacy of science to philosophy at the end of Modernity.

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Micro- and Macro-Hermeneutics of Science,enterprise by referring only to the “intentional properties” of individuals who are involved in this enterprise. Micro-hermeneutics is rather a kind of social holism because it starts out from the ontological primordiality of the scientific-community’s modes of constructing a world of research objects.

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Cognitive Dynamics and the Development of Science,ence to see knowledge as a natural phenomenon within it. This is a radical enough program philosophically, but the naturalist program further requires seeing the science-technology process and our epistemological understanding of it as a single dynamic system, mutually interactive and with a distinctive historical development.

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The Human Right to Know and the Reality of Knowledge,t of the postmodernist veto on this central category of the tradition of European Enlightenment? Without doubt the Romantic notion . is no longer an issue today. And yet, I shall be defending the thesis that the age of subjectivity ushered in by Kant only now has come into existence. Modernity, in other words, has only just begun.

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Book 1997al humanity and scientific curiosity. He has been a splendid teacher and an accomplished critical philosopher exploring the conceptual and historical vicis- situdes of physics in modern times and also the science policies that favor or threaten human life in these decades. Equally and easily at home

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Hermeneutic vs. Empiricist Philosophy of Science,events leading to World War II saw the Circle members leaving Vienna and establishing themselves all over the world, particularly in the United States. In the United States, Carnap would soon become a leading figure, whereas in England, Popper eventually would become the main proponent.