… of knowledge we know as “philosophy”, which technically makes us, … , as a general philosophy
of science would aim to achieve: … here as a concept of science can only be the essence of …

… of science refer to as the "mechanical philosophy." Developments that have thrown this world
view … Despite the popular conception of the scientific method, most scientists know that truly …

… 4 We focus on cognitive science in characterizing our broad conception of experimental
philosophy, since most of the controversy has arisen about psychological experiments that …

… Furthermore, they followed a critique of hegemonic manifestations of philosophy and science
(“school-philosophy”, metaphysics, contemporary doctrine on the universities) and were …

… Circle advanced a "scientific conception of the world". Nemeth (… The scientific conception
of the world was opposed to all … philosophy of their fellow Viennese and philosopher of world …

… upon traditional conceptions of philosophy of science based on his view of the historicity
of science. On traditional conceptions, the aim of philosophy of science is to clarify various …

… From the early Middle Ages, but more particularly after the twelfth century, the Aristotelian
conception of life was widely accepted by Western Christians. According to their philosophy, …

… , and any philosophy about domains of human understanding (ie the philosophy of mathematics
and the philosophy of science) must factor in perception and conception prior to making …

… is in greater equilibrium with our important conceptions about philosophy, while the other …
conception of philosophy provides such a conception. Under the problem-resolution conception…

… philosophy of science, it is worth reflecting briefly upon the structuralist conception of a theory
(if you are familiar with this conception, … The structuralist conception of theories arose as a …