Introduction to the Philosophy of Science
Final examination: Thursday, 14 May, 8 A.M. –10 A.M. , 415 Harvill Building.
There will be a make-up examination only for those who cannot take the final as scheduled because their graduation ceremonies conflict with it. That will be Tuesday, 12 May, 11 A.M. –1 P.M. , meeting at 213 Social Sciences .
WhatIsthePhilosophyofScience? TheReceivedView TheObservationalTheoreticalDistinctionIsBogus ElectronsAreReal TheyAreNot! ExperimentsDontProveAnything WhatIsScience? AnalyticSyntheticDistinction NeurathsBoat MoreKindsofUnderdeterminationthanAnyoneCouldPossiblyCareAbout
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IntroductiontothePhilosophyofScienceSyllabus
WhatIsthePhilosophyofScience? TheReceivedView TheObservationalTheoreticalDistinctionIsBogus ElectronsAreReal TheyAreNot! ExperimentsDontProveAnything WhatIsScience? AnalyticSyntheticDistinction NeurathsBoat MoreKindsofUnderdeterminationthanAnyoneCouldPossiblyCareAbout
Relations between Theories—Reduction
WhatIsReduction? The neo-received view UnityofScience LuckandBlueJayFeathers UnifiedExplanation BoringScience MessyScience NoRulesButNotIrrational DadaistScience SociologyofKnowledge HormonesasSocialConstruct ReactiontoConstructivism ScienceasRape FeministEpistemologyCriticizedThe Golem
RatFrappesandShakespearePills RelativelyConvincingVerificationsofRelativity SterileFacts LeapingLesbianLizards SolarNeutrinos -- ShaughanLavine - 12 Jan 2009Topic revision: r31 - 06 May 2009 - 01:44:34 - ShaughanLavine
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