… ception” as a new promising tool for philosophy of science. We provide a brief historical …
conception” in philosophy and scientific disciplines. In accordance with the first view, conception …

… It is different with traditional philosophy which arrives at its conclusions about the 'world'
from fundamental considerations. It often tries to derive individual judgements from its …

… depends on what we demand from a philosophy of science in order to declare it “politically …
philosophy of science is, then we will not find much politically engaged philosophy of science …

… disciplines of philosophy, scientific … philosophy and science. Few philosophers would be
acquainted with early human embryology and few scientists would feel at home with philosophy…

… sciences also reflects the conception of philosophy … scientific knowledge about the world
beyond our immediate observations simply encouraged skepticism about the claims of science. …

… philosophy science will itself become the vehicle of obsolete philosophies. Mach wrote:12 …
Duhem describes Plato’s conceptions in a way that is very useful to us if we want to …

… How should one apprehend the very notion of a world itself? In this paper I … philosophy of
science, regarding these matters. My main task is to investigate his conception of what a world …

… that the scientific world-conception is properly understood as an enlightenment philosophy
only if … That is to say, the scientific world-conception is properly understood as the opposite of …

… conception of the daily world as an ‘existentiale’ of our human mode of everyday existence,
he claimed to have constructed a notion of the world … exercise in comparative philosophy.The …

… of science, this conception of experimental work as atheoretical should also fall. Positivistically
oriented experimentation aims at establishing functional relationships between variables, …