Titlebook: Reduction in Science; Structure, Examples, Wolfgang Balzer,David A. Pearce,Heinz-Jürgen Schmi Book 1984 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordr

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Reduction, Interpretation and Invariance,d empirical theories. The key concepts in this view are “model element” (Sec. 1) and “inter- theoretical link” (Sec. 2). Model elements provide a formal characterization of the conceptual apparatus of individual theories. Intertheoretical links provide a unified treatment of particular, well-known i

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Possible Approaches to Reduction in Economic Theory,her technical connotation, referring to ever more complicated definitions of this concept that arose in the logical-philosophical reduction programme largely triggered off by Chapter 11 of Nagel’s famous “Structure of Science” (Nagel (1961)). This programme developed its successive specifications of

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Space-Time Geometries for One-Dimensional Space, structures or their relations to each other and to the external world. It should, however, be noted that there are usually many ways of axiomatizing a theory (depending on the choice of primitive terms and axioms), and that an axiomatization of an empirical theory, while perhaps mathematically eleg