… to sort through was philosophy of science in the USA [… US course with the title ‘philosophy
of science’ this is not to … the Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences in Vienna from 1895…

… allegiance with philosophy will enhance the vitality of science. Modern science without
philosophy will run up against a … Citation information is sourced from Crossref Cited-by service. …

… Pereira disagrees: only the color gray is analogous to tepid water, while what we might call
chromatic colors, such as green, differ in kind from the extreme colors; the latter arise from …

… It turns out, by this account, that the so-called growth of science has often not been …
Second, contrary to the impression we might get from Feyerabend, merely looking at things …

… Sellars’s definition points to what I will call the theoretical face of philosophy, the face that
asks us to clarify what we think we know and to work out how it all “hangs together.” Indeed, …

… the so-called spirit of science and ignore the relevant scientific evidence, whence they
constitute public perils. Up to a point, this trait vindicates the ancient view of philosophy as a guide …

… from scientific theory to scientific experiment and observation. These sentences that tied
theory to the world were called … were reduced or related was called the observation language. …

… In the so-called standard philosophy of science of the 1960s, the classical empiricist
epistemological model had already broken down. What remained was a minimal empiricism, which …

… which I will use in a wider sense, I call "quasi-realism." This position does not claim that all
philosophical problems will be solved by natural science, but it does hold that the complete …

… more rigorous philosophy of inquiry, here called wisdom-… out that science, and our whole
conception of science, needs … The time has come for academic philosophy to wake up from …