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Joseph Rouse
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 1
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Part I RETHINKING THE TRADITIONS: POSITIVISM, SCIENTIFIC REALISM, HISTORICAL RATIONALISM, AND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM
- 1. Philosophy of Science and the Persistent Narratives of Modernity 43
- 2. The Politics of Postmodern Philosophy of Science 68
- 3. Arguing for the Natural Ontological Attitude 90
- 4. Should Philosophy of Science Be Postpositivist 101
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Part II RECONSTRUCTING PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE: PRACTICES AND THE DYNAMICS OF KNOWING
- 5. The Significance of Scientific Practices 125
- 6. Narrative Reconstruction, Epistemic Significance, and the Temporality of Scientific Practices 158
- 7. The Dynamics of Scientific Knowing: Understanding Science without Reifying Knowledge 179
- 8. Against Representation: Davidsonian Semantics and Cultural Studies of Science 205
- 9. What Are Cultural Studies of Science? 237
- References 261
- Index 273
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 1
-
Part I RETHINKING THE TRADITIONS: POSITIVISM, SCIENTIFIC REALISM, HISTORICAL RATIONALISM, AND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM
- 1. Philosophy of Science and the Persistent Narratives of Modernity 43
- 2. The Politics of Postmodern Philosophy of Science 68
- 3. Arguing for the Natural Ontological Attitude 90
- 4. Should Philosophy of Science Be Postpositivist 101
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Part II RECONSTRUCTING PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE: PRACTICES AND THE DYNAMICS OF KNOWING
- 5. The Significance of Scientific Practices 125
- 6. Narrative Reconstruction, Epistemic Significance, and the Temporality of Scientific Practices 158
- 7. The Dynamics of Scientific Knowing: Understanding Science without Reifying Knowledge 179
- 8. Against Representation: Davidsonian Semantics and Cultural Studies of Science 205
- 9. What Are Cultural Studies of Science? 237
- References 261
- Index 273