The routledge companion to philosophy of science / ed. by M.Curd, S.Psillos. - 2nd ed. - London; New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2014. - xxxi, 699 p.: ill. - (Routledge philosophy companions). - Bibliogr. at the end of the chapters. - Ind.: p.683-699. - ISBN 978-0-415-51874-1 Шифр: (И/Ю25-R83) 02  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of illustrations ........................................ xiii Notes on contributors ......................................... xiv Introduction ................................................ xxiii PART I. Historical and philosophical context .................... 1 1 Conventionalism .............................................. 3 ROBERT DiSALLE 2 The epistemology of science after Quine ..................... 15 PAUL A. ROTH 3 The history of philosophy and the philosophy of science ..... 27 JOANNE WAUGH AND ROGER ARIEW 4 Metaphysics ................................................. 38 STEPHEN MUMFORD 5 Philosophy of language ...................................... 48 ROD BERTOLET 6 The role of logic in philosophy of science .................. 59 DIDERIK BATENS 7 Critical rationalism ........................................ 70 GÜROL IRZIK 8 The historical turn in the philosophy of science ............ 79 ALEXANDER BIRD 9 Logical empiricism .......................................... 90 THOMAS UEBEL 10 Pragmatism and science ..................................... 103 ROBERT ALMEDER 11 Social epistemology ........................................ 112 K. BRAD WRAY PART II. Debates .............................................. 121 12 Bayesianism ................................................ 123 COLIN HOWSON 13 Computer simulation ........................................ 135 WENDY S. PARKER 14 Confirmation ............................................... 146 ALAN HÁJEK AND JAMES M. JOYCE 15 Empiricism ................................................. 160 ELLIOTT SOBER 16 Essentialism and natural kinds ............................. 170 BRIAN ELLIS 17 Ethics of science .......................................... 181 DAVID B. RESNIK 18 Experiment ................................................. 191 THEODORE ARABATZIS 19 Explanation ................................................ 203 JAMES WOODWARD 20 The feminist approach to the philosophy of science ......... 214 CASSANDRA L. PINNICK 21 Inference to the best explanation .......................... 225 PETER LIPTON 22 Laws of nature ............................................. 235 MARC LANGE 23 Naturalism ................................................. 245 RONALD N. GIERE 24 Realism/anti-realism ....................................... 256 MICHAEL DEVITT 25 Relativism about science ................................... 268 MARIA BAGHRAMIAN 26 Scientific method .......................................... 280 HOWARD SANKEY 27 Social studies of science .................................. 291 ROBERT NOLA 28 The structure of theories .................................. 301 STEVEN FRENCH 29 Theory-change in science ................................... 313 JOHN WORRALL 30 Thought experiments ........................................ 324 JAMES ROBERT BROWN 31 Underdetermination ......................................... 336 IGOR DOUVEN 32 Values in science .......................................... 346 GERALD DOPPELT PART III. Concepts ............................................ 359 33 Causation .................................................. 361 CHRISTOPHER HITCHCOCK 34 Determinism ................................................ 371 BARRY LOEWER 35 Evidence ................................................... 381 PETER ACHINSTEIN 36 Function ................................................... 393 DENIS WALSH 37 Idealization ............................................... 402 JAMES LADYMAN 38 Measurement ................................................ 411 HASOK CHANG AND NANCY CARTWRIGHT 39 Mechanisms ................................................. 420 STUART GLENNAN 40 Models ..................................................... 429 DEMETRIS PORTIDES 41 Observation ................................................ 440 ANDRÉ KUKLA 42 Prediction ................................................. 449 MALCOLM FORSTER 43 Probability ................................................ 458 MARIA CARLA GALAVOTTI 44 Pseudoscience .............................................. 469 BRADLEY MONTON 45 Reduction .................................................. 479 SAHOTRA SARKAR 46 Representation in science .................................. 490 PAUL TELLER 47 Scientific discovery ....................................... 497 THOMAS NICKLES 46 Space and time ............................................. 507 OLIVER POOLEY 49 Species and taxonomy ....................................... 523 MARC ERESHEFSKY 50 Symmetry ................................................... 531 MARGARET MORRISON 51 Truthlikeness .............................................. 541 GRAHAM ODDIE 52 Unification ................................................ 552 TODD JONES 53 The virtues of a good theory ............................... 561 ERNAN McMULLIN PART IV. Individual sciences .................................. 573 54 ^Biology ................................................... 575 ALEXANDER ROSENBERG 55 Chemistry .................................................. 586 ROBIN FINDLAY HENDRY 56 Cognitive science .......................................... 597 PAUL THAGARD 57 Cosmology .................................................. 609 CHRIS SMEENK 58 Economics .................................................. 621 USKALI MÁKI 59 Mathematics ................................................ 633 PETER CLARK 60 Physics .................................................... 645 SIMON SAUNDERS 61 Psychology ................................................. 659 RICHARD SAMUELS 62 Social sciences ............................................ 672 HAROLD KINCAID Index ......................................................... 683