Titlebook: Beyond Reason; Essays on the Philos Gonzalo Munévar Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Galileo Galilei.Paul Feyeraben

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05133-3entalism, there are specific scientific arguments in favor of the instrumentalist view. These scientific arguments have the following general form: a new theory realistically interpreted clashes with “observation and well-confirmed physical laws”; therefore, the new theory must be interpreted as a m

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Low-Intensity Warfare and Limited War, understanding him lies, at least in part, in the variety of ways in which he has presented those views. Consequently, in the subsequent discussion I direct my attention to an examination of his various accounts of incommensurability rather than to a consideration of alleged instances of it, attempt

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The Dynamics of Global Equilibrium were “clear, obvious, and irreformable”.. Feyerabend’s exploration of method speaks directly to this point but it also deals with the barriers which cultures raise against foreign critical ideas in order to protect their central integrity. Can any philosophy transcend its cultural barriers and spea

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Beyond Reason978-94-011-3188-9Series ISSN 0068-0346 Series E-ISSN 2214-7942

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Jelle Brands,Ilona Suojanen,Janne van Doornims, namely, that epistemological anarchism applies to logic. The primacy of practice, however, has the consequence of providing an external and objective standard of rationality, and this, I shall show, refutes the Protagorean relativism Feyerabend advocates.

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Speculation, Calculation and the Creation of Phenomena,vations possible. An experimenter will want to do all of those things, but even more important is the need to produce stable phenomena. Very few phenomena occur in nature in any readily discernible way, so it is worth saying that the one role of experiment is to “create phenomena”.