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        7. A Study of Simplicity
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        James W. McAllister
        
 
                                    
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                                            Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
 - Contents v
 - Illustrations ix
 - Acknowledgments xi
 - Introduction 1
 - 1. Two Challenges to Rationalism 7
 - 2. Abstract Entities and Aesthetic Evaluations 24
 - 3. The Aesthetic Properties of Scientific Theories 39
 - 4. Two Erroneous Views of Scientists' Aesthetic Judgments 61
 - 5. The Inductive Construction of Aesthetic Preference 70
 - 6. The Relation of Beauty to Truth 90
 - 7. A Study of Simplicity 105
 - 8. Revolution as Aesthetic Rupture 125
 - 9. Induction and Revolution in the Applied Arts 141
 - 10. Circles and Ellipses in Astronomy 163
 - 11. Continuity and Revolution in Twentieth-Century Physics 182
 - 12. Rational Reasons for Aesthetic Choices 202
 - References 209
 - Index 227
 
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
 - Contents v
 - Illustrations ix
 - Acknowledgments xi
 - Introduction 1
 - 1. Two Challenges to Rationalism 7
 - 2. Abstract Entities and Aesthetic Evaluations 24
 - 3. The Aesthetic Properties of Scientific Theories 39
 - 4. Two Erroneous Views of Scientists' Aesthetic Judgments 61
 - 5. The Inductive Construction of Aesthetic Preference 70
 - 6. The Relation of Beauty to Truth 90
 - 7. A Study of Simplicity 105
 - 8. Revolution as Aesthetic Rupture 125
 - 9. Induction and Revolution in the Applied Arts 141
 - 10. Circles and Ellipses in Astronomy 163
 - 11. Continuity and Revolution in Twentieth-Century Physics 182
 - 12. Rational Reasons for Aesthetic Choices 202
 - References 209
 - Index 227