Titlebook: Scientific Philosophy Today; Essays in Honor of M Joseph Agassi,Robert S. Cohen Book 1982 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland

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Physics and the Doctrine of Reductionism, several sciences, primarily biology, leads him to accept what he calls moderate reductionism or “the strategy consisting of reducing whatever can be reduced without however either ignoring emergence or persisting in reducing the irreducible.”

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A Study in Protophysics,ilosophy of physics — a field of interest both to working scientists and philosophers. I think it is not exaggerated to evaluate Bunge’s inception of protophysics as a crucial step opening new perspectives in present-day philosophy of science, and not only in the narrower field of philosophy of . pr

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Materialist Foundations of Critical Rationalism,ousness or human subjectivity and World 3 of ideas, problems, myths and theories invented by man are essential in order to understand the meaning of rationality, in other words, to understand the possibility and value of rational criticism. On the other hand Popper considers that the theory of the t

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Distrust of Reason,oth science and technology, criticism of these same patterns is spreading all over the globe. This is not surprising, as the worldwide trend towards uniformity of ideas constitutes a natural counterpart to the unification of the physical environment. In this respect the critique of the modern, ratio

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Teleology Redux,r area of science. Truly he might be called the twentieth-century’s answer to William Whewell!.And like Whewell, Bunge has considered the biological sciences, and has things of interest to say about them. I think it is fair to conclude that, generally speaking, Bunge and I agree about biology. We ar

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Free Intuitionistic Logic: A Formal Sketch, do play a large role both in ordinary and in scientific discourse, and a logic that accommodates them eventually proved indispensable. One was supplied in 1959 by Jaakko Hintikka [1959], and another supplied independently and in the very same year by Theodore Hailperin and me [Leblanc and Hailperin 1959].

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