… The principal figures of this study adopted a conception, given currency by Kant, Schelling,
and Goethe, that regarded living nature as exhibiting fundamental organic types, often called “…

… The Goal Of This Work Is, as suggested by its title, to reconstruct Kuhn's philosophy of science,
… with a particular "conception of the nature of scientific revolutions. "108 The "structure of …

… Philosophy must show how we can use the sciences of man and the method of scientific
inquiry to verify moral statements. Only if this is possible will the feckless effort to construct …

… of the logic of our language, that philosophy is no science but an activity of elucidation and
… Thus, Wittgenstein's later conception of the nature and tasks of philosophy can best be seen …

… of what constitutes the scientific attitude is … philosophy and sociology of science if the present
distorted and damaging image of science presented through the secondary school science …

… 14 An elaborate theory of" middle sciences" was worked out in medieval philosophy which …
26 The tensions within his conception of science have, as we shall see, quite easily traceable …

… conception of their subject. In doing so they considered such questions as whether philosophy
is an art or a science… Or is philosophy no more than an underlabourer to the sciences, and …

… understood partly in terms of Wittgenstein’s philosophy, according to which a line should be
… ), and partly in terms of Wittgenstein’s world-view that what really matters is that of which we …

… world of Nature—all of these appeared first only in Greek mythology, philosophy and science…
and has been fostered by modern science and philosophy, we must also concede that Euro-…

TIlE person trained as a scientist, who comes to reflect on the history of his subject, very soon
encounters a striking difference between the study of his science and its history. Natural …