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Philosophy of Science

A second-order discipline. Philosophy of science does not do science; it studies what scientists do, what they should do, and why we are entitled to believe...

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A second-order discipline. Philosophy of science does not do science; it studies what scientists do, what they should do, and why we are entitled to believe them. Key sections include: Philosophy of Science.; Opening What makes a claim scientific.; Chapter I The inductive turn.; Chapter II The problem of induction.; Chapter III Positivism.; Chapter IV Vienna, 1924.; Chapter V Logical positivism.; Chapter VI The principle eats itself.; Chapter VII Karl Popper.; Chapter VIII The asymmetry of evidence..

Key sections

  • 01Philosophy of Science.
  • 02Opening What makes a claim scientific.
  • 03Chapter I The inductive turn.
  • 04Chapter II The problem of induction.
  • 05Chapter III Positivism.
  • 06Chapter IV Vienna, 1924.
  • 07Chapter V Logical positivism.
  • 08Chapter VI The principle eats itself.

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  1. 01Philosophy of Science.
  2. 02Opening What makes a claim scientific.
  3. 03Chapter I The inductive turn.
  4. 04Chapter II The problem of induction.
  5. 05Chapter III Positivism.
  6. 06Chapter IV Vienna, 1924.
  7. 07Chapter V Logical positivism.
  8. 08Chapter VI The principle eats itself.
  9. 09Chapter VII Karl Popper.
  10. 10Chapter VIII The asymmetry of evidence.
  11. 11Chapter IX Marx, Freud, Adler.
  12. 12Chapter X Thomas Kuhn, 1962.
  13. 13Chapter XI Paradigms.
  14. 14Chapter XII Incommensurability.
  15. 15Chapter XIII How Kuhn was read.
  16. 16Chapter XIV Research programmes.
  17. 17Chapter XV Against Method.
  18. 18Chapter XVI Edinburgh.
  19. 19Chapter XVII The Science Wars.
  20. 20Chapter XVIII The hoax.
  21. 21Chapter XIX Naturalised epistemology.
  22. 22Chapter XX Bayesian philosophy of science.
  23. 23Chapter XXI IBE.
  24. 24Chapter XXII Realism vs. antirealism.
  25. 25Chapter XXIII Two arguments against realism.
  26. 26Chapter XXIV Constructive empiricism.
  27. 27Chapter XXV Demarcation today.
  28. 28Chapter XXVI The replication crisis.
  29. 29Chapter XXVII The role of values.
  30. 30Chapter XXVIII Twenty-five works.
  31. 31Chapter XXIX Watch & read.
  32. 32The end of the deck.
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