Science in reflection

Book

Springer, Dordrecht

1988

237 Pages

ISBN 978-90-277-2713-8

Science in reflection

the Israel colloquium: studies in history, philosophy, and sociology of science volume 3

Edited by

Edna Ullmann-Margalit

Publication details

Full citation:

Ullmann-Margalit, E. (ed) (1988). Science in reflection: the Israel colloquium: studies in history, philosophy, and sociology of science volume 3, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Limits of a deductive construal of the function of scientific theories

Hempel Carl Gustav

1-15

Limits of a deductive construal of the function of scientific theories

Ben-Menachem Yemima

17-22

Cognitive limits of science

Stent Gunther

23-36

How philosophy and science came to differ

Krüger Lorenz

37-50

The nature and scope of rational-choice explanation

Elster Jon

51-65

Rational-choice explanation

Dascal Marcelo

67-79

Realism versus anti-realism

81-96

Epistemic and semantic reflections on scientific realism

Zemach Eddy M.

97-101

Can a naturalist believe in universals?

Armstrong David Malet

103-115

Can a naturalist believe in universals?

Bar-Elli Gilead

117-122

The hermeneutical status of the history of science

Freudenthal Gad

123-144

The hermeneutical status of the history of science

Kerszberg Pierre

145-150

The era of independent inventors

Hughes Thomas P.

151-168

Social interests and the organic physics of 1847

Lenoir Timothy

169-191

Social interests and the organic physics of 1847

Ben-David Joseph

193-200

The earliest missionaries of the Copenhagen spirit

Heilbron John L.

201-233

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