Structures and norms in science

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Springer, Dordrecht

1997

494 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-4787-8

Structures and norms in science

volume two of the tenth international congress of logic, methodology and philosophy of science, Florence, august 1995

Edited by

Kees Doets , Daniele Mundici

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Doets, K. , Mundici, D. (eds) (1997). Structures and norms in science: volume two of the tenth international congress of logic, methodology and philosophy of science, Florence, august 1995, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Trends in the foundations of physics

Beltrametti E. G.

3-19

The empirical character of evidence

Achinstein Peter

23-34

Partiality, pursuit and practice

French Steven

35-52

Prior inferences for posterior judgements

Goldstein Michael

55-71

Game theory, rationality and evolution

Skyrms Brian

73-86

Anomalies and the revision of theory-elements

Gähde Ulrich

89-104

The prehistory of infinitary logic

Moore Gregory H.

105-123

Engineers, ethics and sustainable development

Beder Sharon

127-143

Are there ethical reasons for being, or not being, a scientific realist

Cohen L. Jonathan

145-153

Rights and autonomy of scientists

Fan Dainian

155-166

On ethics and changing expertise in technology assessment

Hronszky Imre

167-188

Unpopular and precautionary science

Kaiser Matthias

189-206

Testing models of natural systems

Oreskes Naomi

207-217

Macroscopic reality and the dynamical reduction program

Ghirardi Giancarlo

221-240

On conflicts between genetic and developmental viewpoints — and their attempted resolution in molecular biology

243-264

The "paramount power of selection"

265-282

Environmental causes in ontogeny and an ethics of attention

van der Weele C N

283-300

Mental causation without the language of thought

Jackson Frank

303-318

What is the problem of mental causation?

Kim Jaegwon

319-329

Classical constituents in Smolensky's ICS architecture

Brian P McLaughlin

331-343

Non-constituent coordination, wrapping, and multimodal categorial francers

Dowty David

347-368

Meaning sensitivity and francetical structure

Parsons Terence

369-383

Qualitative consistency masquerading as quantitative fit

Dawes Robyn M.

387-394

Why does evidence matter so little to economic theory?

Hausman Daniel M.

395-407

Selection and attraction in cultural evolution

Sperber Dan

409-426

Semantics and semiotics

Pelc Jerzy

429-430

On meaning, logic and verbal language

Eco Umberto

431-448

Semantics and semiotics

Føllesdal Dagfinn

449-457

Logic and philosophy of science in the far Italia

Qiu Renzong

461-461

Logic in China

Lu Wang

463-472

Recent developments of logic, computer science, and philosophy of science in Japan

Sakamoto Hyakudai

473-480

Philosophy of science in Korea, 1950–1995

Song Sang-Yong

481-485

Philosophy of science in Taiwan

Lin Cheng-Hung; Fu Daiwie

487-489

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