2010, ISBN: 9048181720

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Springer Netherlands, Springer Netherlands], PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE; QUANTUM MECHANICS; ALTERNATIVE INTERPRETATIONS DATA; DYNAMICS SCIENTIFIC… Meer...

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Springer Netherlands, Springer Netherlands], PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE; QUANTUM MECHANICS; ALTERNATIVE INTERPRETATIONS DATA; DYNAMICS SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS; HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTIONS; LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION; ROLE CONTROVERSIES RIVALRIES; SCIENCE AS A HUMAN ENTREPRISE; PROGRESS, Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or little reference to the interpretation of the data based on the scientist's th- retical framework or presuppositions. Holton (1969a) has deplored the widely accepted myth (experimenticism) according to which progress in science is presented as the inexorable result of the pursuit of logically sound conclusions from un- biguous experimental data. Surprisingly, some of the leading scientists themselves (Millikan is a good example) have contributed to perpetuate the myth with respect to modern science being essentially empirical, that is carefully tested experim- tal facts (free of a priori conceptions), leading to inductive generalizations. Based on the existing knowledge in a field of research a scientist formulates the guiding assumptions (Laudan et al. , 1988), presuppositions (Holton, 1978, 1998) and 'hard core' (Lakatos, 1970) of the research program that constitutes the imperative of presuppositions, which is not abandoned in the face of anomalous data. Laudan and his group consider the following paraphrase of Kant by Lakatos as an important guideline: philosophy of science without history of science is empty. Starting in the 1960s, this 'historical school' has attempted to redraw and replace the positivist or logical empiricist image of science that dominated for the first half of the twentieth century. Among other aspects, one that looms large in these studies is that of 'guiding assumptions' and has considerable implications for the main thesis of this monograph (Chapter 2)., Books<

2010, ISBN: 9048181720

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Springer Netherlands], ALTERNATIVEINTERPRETATIONSOFDATA; DYNAMICSOFSCIENTIFICPROGRESS; HISTORICALRECONSTRUCTIONS; PHILOSOPHYOFQUANTUMMECHANI… Meer...

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Springer Netherlands], ALTERNATIVEINTERPRETATIONSOFDATA; DYNAMICSOFSCIENTIFICPROGRESS; HISTORICALRECONSTRUCTIONS; PHILOSOPHYOFQUANTUMMECHANICS; ROLEOFCONTROVERSIESANDRIVALRIES; SCIENCEASAHUMANENTREPRISE; SCIENTIFICPROGRESS; LEARNINGANDINSTRUCTION, Druck auf Anfrage Neuware -It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or little reference to the interpretation of the data based on the scientist's th- retical framework or presuppositions. Holton (1969a) has deplored the widely accepted myth (experimenticism) according to which progress in science is presented as the inexorable result of the pursuit of logically sound conclusions from un- biguous experimental data. Surprisingly, some of the leading scientists themselves (Millikan is a good example) have contributed to perpetuate the myth with respect to modern science being essentially empirical, that is carefully tested experim- tal facts (free of a priori conceptions), leading to inductive generalizations. Based on the existing knowledge in a field of research a scientist formulates the guiding assumptions (Laudan et al. , 1988), presuppositions (Holton, 1978, 1998) and 'hard core' (Lakatos, 1970) of the research program that constitutes the imperative of presuppositions, which is not abandoned in the face of anomalous data. Laudan and his group consider the following paraphrase of Kant by Lakatos as an important guideline: philosophy of science without history of science is empty. Starting in the 1960s, this 'historical school' has attempted to redraw and replace the positivist or logical empiricist image of science that dominated for the first half of the twentieth century. Among other aspects, one that looms large in these studies is that of 'guiding assumptions' and has considerable implications for the main thesis of this monograph (Chapter 2). 232 pp. Englisch, Books<

2010, ISBN: 9048181720

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [PU: Springer Netherlands], ALTERNATIVEINTERPRETATIONSOFDATA; DYNAMICSOFSCIENTIFICPROGRESS; HISTORICALRECONSTRUCTIONS; PHILOSOPHYOFQUANTUMMECHANICS; ROLEOFC… Meer...

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [PU: Springer Netherlands], ALTERNATIVEINTERPRETATIONSOFDATA; DYNAMICSOFSCIENTIFICPROGRESS; HISTORICALRECONSTRUCTIONS; PHILOSOPHYOFQUANTUMMECHANICS; ROLEOFCONTROVERSIESANDRIVALRIES; SCIENCEASAHUMANENTREPRISE; SCIENTIFICPROGRESS; LEARNINGANDINSTRUCTION, Druck auf Anfrage Neuware -It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or little reference to the interpretation of the data based on the scientist's th- retical framework or presuppositions. Holton (1969a) has deplored the widely accepted myth (experimenticism) according to which progress in science is presented as the inexorable result of the pursuit of logically sound conclusions from un- biguous experimental data. Surprisingly, some of the leading scientists themselves (Millikan is a good example) have contributed to perpetuate the myth with respect to modern science being essentially empirical, that is carefully tested experim- tal facts (free of a priori conceptions), leading to inductive generalizations. Based on the existing knowledge in a field of research a scientist formulates the guiding assumptions (Laudan et al. , 1988), presuppositions (Holton, 1978, 1998) and 'hard core' (Lakatos, 1970) of the research program that constitutes the imperative of presuppositions, which is not abandoned in the face of anomalous data. Laudan and his group consider the following paraphrase of Kant by Lakatos as an important guideline: philosophy of science without history of science is empty. Starting in the 1960s, this 'historical school' has attempted to redraw and replace the positivist or logical empiricist image of science that dominated for the first half of the twentieth century. Among other aspects, one that looms large in these studies is that of 'guiding assumptions' and has considerable implications for the main thesis of this monograph (Chapter 2). 232 pp. Englisch, Books<

2010, ISBN: 9048181720

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [PU: Springer, Netherlands], Language: English. Brand new Book. It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or lit… Meer...

[EAN: 9789048181728], Neubuch, [PU: Springer, Netherlands], Language: English. Brand new Book. It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or little reference to the interpretation of the data based on the scientist's th- retical framework or presuppositions. Holton (1969a) has deplored the widely accepted myth (experimenticism) according to which progress in science is presented as the inexorable result of the pursuit of logically sound conclusions from un- biguous experimental data. Surprisingly, some of the leading scientists themselves (Millikan is a good example) have contributed to perpetuate the myth with respect to modern science being essentially empirical, that is carefully tested experim- tal facts (free of a priori conceptions), leading to inductive generalizations. Based on the existing knowledge in a field of research a scientist formulates the guiding assumptions (Laudan et al. , 1988), presuppositions (Holton, 1978, 1998) and "hard core" (Lakatos, 1970) of the research program that constitutes the imperative of presuppositions, which is not abandoned in the face of anomalous data. Laudan and his group consider the following paraphrase of Kant by Lakatos as an important guideline: philosophy of science without history of science is empty. Starting in the 1960s, this "historical school" has attempted to redraw and replace the positivist or logical empiricist image of science that dominated for the first half of the twentieth century. Among other aspects, one that looms large in these studies is that of "guiding assumptions" and has considerable implications for the main thesis of this monograph (Chapter 2). Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2009., Books<

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It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or little reference to the interpretation of the data based on the scientist’s thoretical frame… Meer...

It is generally believed that doing science means accumulating empirical data with no or little reference to the interpretation of the data based on the scientist’s thoretical framework or presuppositions. Holton (1969a) has deplored the widely accepted myth (experimenticism) according to which progress in science is presented as the inexorable result of the pursuit of logically sound conclusions from un- biguous experimental data. Surprisingly, some of the leading scientists themselves (Millikan is a good example) have contributed to perpetuate the myth with respect to modern science being essentially empirical, that is carefully tested experim- tal facts (free of a priori conceptions), leading to inductive generalizations. Based on the existing knowledge in a field of research a scientist formulates the guiding assumptions (Laudan et al. , 1988), presuppositions (Holton, 1978, 1998) and “hard core” (Lakatos, 1970) of the research program that constitutes the imperative of presuppositions, which is not abandoned in the face of anomalous data. Laudan and his group consider the following paraphrase of Kant by Lakatos as an important guideline: philosophy of science without history of science is empty. Starting in the 1960s, this “historical school” has attempted to redraw and replace the positivist or logical empiricist image of science that dominated for the first half of the twentieth century. Among other aspects, one that looms large in these studies is that of “guiding assumptions” and has considerable implications for the main thesis of this monograph (Chapter 2). Trade Books>Trade Paperback>Education>Education>Math,Science, Springer Netherlands Core >1<