Titlebook: Vistas in Physical Reality; Festschrift for Henr Ervin Laszlo,Emily B. Sellon (Editor, Main Current Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Med

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Some Reflections on Philosophy of Science Granted, however, there have always been academicians interested in these fields: the history and philosophy of science. In some universities and colleges the history of science was sharply distinguished from the so-called philosophy of science, and today almost all academic institutions in this co

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Nonempirical Criteria in the Development of Sciencerge on “truth” or “objective reality” in its path of evolution, successive theories could be defined as constituting progress by being more true, or more conformant to reality, than their predecessors. When the essentially constructed character of all knowledge came to be realized, however, it becam

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On a Circularity in Our Knowledge of the Physically Reald, is this: is there an essential circularity in our knowledge of the physical world? If so, does it matter? That is, does it have a systematically self-defeating effect on our attempts to understand that world? It will be seen as we proceed that a similar question can be raised for all claims to kn

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The Structure of Creativity in Physicsc thinking. His manner of combining exact physics with equally exact philosophy is in itself an eminent contribution to the concept of logical fertility which he has introduced. The considerations which follow set themselves the task of establishing a connection between Margenau’s idea of the .-fiel

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A Quasi-Scientific Method for Ethicst is widened by the advocacy of the one spirit to the exclusion of the other or . by technocrats and counterculturists, respectively. Nothing could be farther from the position of Henry Margenau, who in his long career as philosopher and scientist has combined the values of a deeply humanistic commi

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The Functions of Incompetenced, Henry Margenau has done much for all of us who want to understand science without disunderstanding man. It was in the late 1940s that Margenau first discussed his “theory of latent variables”— later to become “epistemological feedback.” He was, I believe, pointing toward what had to be reckoned w

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Henry Margenau’s Philosophy as Frame of Reference in Teaching Science and the products of such activities as they may be written in articles and books; by . I mean direct sensuous stimuli as well as the perceptions that arise when these are amplified by memory and connections to other brain processes; and by . I mean the application to practice of knowledge and exper

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Book 1976 of a distinguished man, tend to be tedious. One can more profitably go directly to the writings of the celebrant, as well as other, more voluntary publications of his well-wishers. However, the editors wish to claim that this Festschrift is different. This is so first of all because of the almost u

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The Measurement Act in Quantum Physicsd Copenhagen school extrapolated idealism into solipsism until the orthodox natural philosophy of quantum physics had degenerated to a subjectivistic blend of physics and psychology wherein physical states of physical systems could be altered by the mere deliverance of information into the consciousness of the experimenter.