Lesz Nowak:The Structure of Idealization : Towards a Systematic Interpretation of the Marxian Idea of Science
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[EAN: 9789027710147], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Springer Netherlands], GESCHICHTE; HISTORIE; SOZIOLOGIE; WISSENSCHAFTSPHILOSOPHIE; MARX; MODELING; NATURE; PHILOSOPHY; PHILOSOPHYOFPROBABILITY; SCIENCE, Druck auf Anfrage Neuware -Much is said in Marxist literature about Marxist methodology which is supposed to be entirely original - differing a great deal from all other trends in the modern philosophy of science. On the other hand, however, it is unfallacious to state that there are no people outside Marxism who would like to deny this statement. This has to put those who really believe that Marxism has something important to say in philosophy of science on guard: if someone says something important others usually are inclined to protest. But who is inclined to protest when it is stated that Marx em ployed both induction and deduction, a historical method and a logical one as well, synthesis, but also analysis, etc Who is inclined to protest when it is not known what within this framework 'induction', 'deduction' 'history' or 'logic' mean Who is inclined to protest when 'Marxist meth odology' is presented not with the aid of precise definitions and clear hypotheses but with the aid of a jungle of quotations I think that the main malfeasance of the current 'Marxist methodology', is that of ecclecticism. The methodology of Marx is presented as a col lection of trivial and/or obscure ideas but not as a system of statements subordinated to any clear, definite viewpoint presenting a new grasp ofthe nature of scientific cognition. Search for reconstruction of Marxian meth odology as a system of the kind is the main aim of this book. 300 pp. Englisch, Books<
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[ED: Buch], [PU: Springer Netherlands], Neuware - Much is said in Marxist literature about Marxist methodology which is supposed to be entirely original - differing a great deal from all other trends in the modern philosophy of science. On the other hand, however, it is unfallacious to state that there are no people outside Marxism who would like to deny this statement. This has to put those who really believe that Marxism has something important to say in philosophy of science on guard: if someone says something important others usually are inclined to protest. But who is inclined to protest when it is stated that Marx em ployed both induction and deduction, a historical method and a logical one as well, synthesis, but also analysis, etc Who is inclined to protest when it is not known what within this framework 'induction', 'deduction' 'history' or 'logic' mean Who is inclined to protest when 'Marxist meth odology' is presented not with the aid of precise definitions and clear hypotheses but with the aid of a jungle of quotations I think that the main malfeasance of the current 'Marxist methodology', is that of ecclecticism. The methodology of Marx is presented as a col lection of trivial and/or obscure ideas but not as a system of statements subordinated to any clear, definite viewpoint presenting a new grasp ofthe nature of scientific cognition. Search for reconstruction of Marxian meth odology as a system of the kind is the main aim of this book.- Besorgungstitel - vorauss. Lieferzeit 3-5 Tage., DE, [SC: 2.70], Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot, 241x160x21 mm, 300, [GW: 617g], Banküberweisung, Offene Rechnung, Kreditkarte, PayPal, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), Internationaler Versand<
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The Structure of Idealization: Towards a Systematic Interpretation of the Marxian Idea of Science
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Much is said in Marxist literature about Marxist methodology which is supposed to be entirely original - differing a great deal from all other trends in the modern philosophy of science. … Meer...
Much is said in Marxist literature about Marxist methodology which is supposed to be entirely original - differing a great deal from all other trends in the modern philosophy of science. On the other hand, however, it is unfallacious to state that there are no people outside Marxism who would like to deny this statement. This has to put those who really believe that Marxism has something important to say in philosophy of science on guard: if someone says something important others usually are inclined to protest. But who is inclined to protest when it is stated that Marx em ployed both induction and deduction, a historical method and a logical one as well, synthesis, but also analysis, etc? Who is inclined to protest when it is not known what within this framework ''induction'', ''deduction'' ''history'' or ''logic'' mean? Who is inclined to protest when ''Marxist meth odology'' is presented not with the aid of precise definitions and clear hypotheses but with the aid of a jungle of quotations? I think that the main malfeasance of the current ''Marxist methodology'', is that of ecclecticism. The methodology of Marx is presented as a col lection of trivial and/or obscure ideas but not as a system of statements subordinated to any clear, definite viewpoint presenting a new grasp ofthe nature of scientific cognition. Search for reconstruction of Marxian meth odology as a system of the kind is the main aim of this book. Books > Science & Nature > Science List_Books<
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Much is said in Marxist literature about Marxist methodology which is supposed to be entirely original - differing a great deal from all other trends in the modern philosophy of science. … Meer...
Much is said in Marxist literature about Marxist methodology which is supposed to be entirely original - differing a great deal from all other trends in the modern philosophy of science. On the other hand, however, it is unfallacious to state that there are no people outside Marxism who would like to deny this statement. This has to put those who really believe that Marxism has something important to say in philosophy of science on guard: if someone says something important others usually are inclined to protest. But who is inclined to protest when it is stated that Marx em ployed both induction and deduction, a historical method and a logical one as well, synthesis, but also analysis, etc? Who is inclined to protest when it is not known what within this framework 'induction', 'deduction' 'history' or 'logic' mean? Who is inclined to protest when 'Marxist meth odology' is presented not with the aid of precise definitions and clear hypotheses but with the aid of a jungle of quotations? I think that the main malfeasance of the current 'Marxist methodology', is that of ecclecticism. The methodology of Marx is presented as a col lection of trivial and/or obscure ideas but not as a system of statements subordinated to any clear, definite viewpoint presenting a new grasp ofthe nature of scientific cognition. Search for reconstruction of Marxian meth odology as a system of the kind is the main aim of this book., Springer<
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Nowak, Leszek:The structure of idealization : towards a systematic interpretation of the Marxian idea of science
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Dordrecht ; Boston: D. Reidel, 1980. Ex-Library. Hardcover. Very Good/None. Synthese library : v. 139 Tidy blue cloth boards with gilt titling on spine and Reidel emblem in blindstamp … Meer...
Dordrecht ; Boston: D. Reidel, 1980. Ex-Library. Hardcover. Very Good/None. Synthese library : v. 139 Tidy blue cloth boards with gilt titling on spine and Reidel emblem in blindstamp on front. Binding is sound. Text is clean and unmarked. Upper page edge stamped in black Princeton University Library, and pastedowns are scarred where bookplates and stickers removed. 8vo. BOOK INFO: ?I think that the main malfeasance of the current ?Marxist methodology?, is that of ecclecticism [sic]. The methodology of Marx is presented as a collection of trivial and/or obscure ideas but not as a system of statements subordinated to any clear, definite viewpoint presenting a new grasp of the nature of scientific cognition. Search for reconstruction of Marxian methodology as a system of the kind is the main aim of this book.? -from the Introduction. Includes bibliography and name and subject indexes Marx, Karl, 1818-1883, Science--Philosophy, D. Reidel, 1980, 3<
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