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2. What Is Conceptual Understanding?
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
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Introduction
- 1. Naturalism and the Scientific Image 3
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Part One. Conceptual Understanding as Discursive Niche Construction
- 2. What Is Conceptual Understanding? 39
- 3. Conceptual Understanding in Light of Evolution 86
- 4. Language, Social Practice, and Conceptual Normativity 131
- 5. Two Concepts of Objectivity 170
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Part Two. Conceptual Articulation in Scientific Practice
- 6. Scientific Practice and the Scientific Image 201
- 7. Experimental Practice and Conceptual Understanding 222
- 8. Laws and Modalities in Scientific Practice 248
- 9. Laboratory Fictions and the Opening of Scientific Domains 287
- 10. Scientific Significance 317
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Conclusion
- 11. Naturalism Articulated 345
- Epilogue: Naturalism and the Contingency of the Space of Reasons 377
- References 387
- Acknowledgments 407
- Index 411
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
-
Introduction
- 1. Naturalism and the Scientific Image 3
-
Part One. Conceptual Understanding as Discursive Niche Construction
- 2. What Is Conceptual Understanding? 39
- 3. Conceptual Understanding in Light of Evolution 86
- 4. Language, Social Practice, and Conceptual Normativity 131
- 5. Two Concepts of Objectivity 170
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Part Two. Conceptual Articulation in Scientific Practice
- 6. Scientific Practice and the Scientific Image 201
- 7. Experimental Practice and Conceptual Understanding 222
- 8. Laws and Modalities in Scientific Practice 248
- 9. Laboratory Fictions and the Opening of Scientific Domains 287
- 10. Scientific Significance 317
-
Conclusion
- 11. Naturalism Articulated 345
- Epilogue: Naturalism and the Contingency of the Space of Reasons 377
- References 387
- Acknowledgments 407
- Index 411