Titlebook: Hypotheses and Perspectives in the History and Philosophy of Science; Homage to Alexandre Raffaele Pisano,Joseph Agassi,Daria Drozdova Boo

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-58017-7Koyré did not place sufficient emphasis on scientific controversies, even though, differing from other historians, and opposing Duhem’s views, he did not suppress them and he emphasized the role of metaphysics and of theology as their background, thus recognizing the proper place of metaphysics and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-64504-9 to reduce his initial dual characterization to one single formula. I argue here that, on the contrary, the duality of description had a special meaning which permits us to keep in focus the complexity of the intellectual change that occurred during the seventeenth century, when a new science was ri

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Basic Notions of Critical Ultrasound which may have led Descartes to hold the doctrine. We claim that, while voluntarism will have to be ignored in an overall understanding of Descartes’ thought, it has genuine philosophical significance because a “voluntarist demon” represents the most formidable skeptical threat possible.

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Mindfulness and Whole Person Care,leagues and, as I will show, never abandoned his phenomenological roots. Moreover, there is reason to believe that the historical–epistemological works that Koyré has become known for are a continuation of and a response to Husserlian phenomenology.

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Bethany Jill Williams,Darren Treanoreed, Koyré is still nowadays an almost unavoidable reference point for Kepler’s .. We refer to several interpretations of his. This is the reason why we think appropriate to present this work in homage to Alexandre Koyré.

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Whole-Body FDG PET Imaging in Oncologyhers about the intricate links between present and past. In 1946 he stated that “the reality of time” could only be revealed through transformations and, at the same time, that there was only past from the stance of a present. Therefore, an epistemological transformation in the present called for a