Titlebook: Niels Bohr: His Heritage and Legacy; An Anti-Realist View Jan Faye Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 biology.knowled

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Chapter In of a wealthy and respectable founder of a trading house, N.F. H?ffding, in the Danish capital, Copenhagen. When H?ffding was born, Copenhagen had a population of only 200,000 inhabitants. Denmark had then just become a smaller country through the loss of Norway to Sweden in 1814 and was to become

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Chapter IIIre still in touch. The Bohr Archive has in its possession a letter from H?ffding, dated 14.05.1911, in which he sends his congratulations on the occasion of Bohr’s defending his doctoral dissertation.. Later, in the same year, which was marked by his father’s death, Niels Bohr went to England. He ar

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Chapter IVerian positivism as his philosophical starting point,. as we have noted, though his philosophy showed the clear influence of Spinoza and Kant in places. According to him, philosophy has been, ever since Kant, an investigation of the conditions of human thought,. and “the epistemological problem aris

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Chapter Vad an exact, technical meaning. Later on, after Bohr had introduced his ideas of complementarity, it was used in a more general and broader sense, as we shall see in a subsequent chapter. The correspondence principle is a generalization of the fact that results derived from Bohr’s theory of hydrogen

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Chapter VIt time in public to disclose his new interpretation of quantum phenomena. In this section we shall lay bare the underlying arguments of this interpretation as they appear in the Como paper and in other of Bohr’s earliest essays in order to trace their connections with his philosophical background.

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Chapter VIIe acquisition of objective empirical knowledge. Thus it is the concept of causation along with the concepts of space and time which in physics enables us to distinguish between subject and object in the experience given to us through the senses, and the concept of causation alone, or perhaps togethe

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Chapter VIIInot it is observed or can be observed; similarly, we feel quite certain that the properties things have do not depend for their exemplification on whether we cognize them or not. Almost everyone believes that the moon is there without looking to check, and that it would have the mountains it has eve

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