… phy and science to the … political science and a non-scientific political philosophy, a distinction
which under present conditions takes away all dignity, all honesty from political philosophy. …

… the world of politics. One might argue that Kitcher's philosophy is political in that it seeks to
37 In this lack of consistency between his political philosophy and his philosophy of science, …

… I start here by the examination of critical realism, a philosophy of science that has recently
been argued to be ‘politically charged’. Chris Brown (2007) has recently suggested that critical …

… In a still more modified form they underlie the political philosophy or political science of …
political philosophy or science, as distinguished from pre-modern political philosophy or science, …

… , busy, and international field of social science, but I will pick up two features of science in
the making that are crucial for the link with political philosophy: its collective character and its …

… science and allowed for their pursuit by enaged scientists. Unlike some contemporary versions
of political philosophy of science, … of science to be oriented towards ethical-political goals. …

… Shouldn’t political philosophy go along with political science, and isn’t ethics a matter
ultimately for priests, ministers, imams and others who deliver sermons? Whether we have free will…

… actual science the more its links with philosophy become obvious. As the title suggests, this
book regards the philosophy of science … philosophy science will itself become the vehicle of …

… of Leibniz’s moral and political philosophy and philosophy of law (what I generally call “practical
philosophy”) are properly found in his “science of right.” This science is based on the …

… at the edge of science and politics—not so much about scientific results as about seemingly
… politics of science. One might (following Foucault) call this domain the technologies of politics…