Titlebook: Ideas for a Hermeneutic Phenomenology of the Natural Sciences; Joseph J. Kockelmans Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 Karl R. Popp

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Joseph J. Kockelmansynthesis and its catabolic utilization. Conventional methods of estimating NADH/NAD. require cell disruption and suffer from low specificity and sensitivity and are inadequate in providing spatiotemporal resolution. Recently, genetically encoded biosensors of the NADH/NAD. ratio have been developed.

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Hermeneutic Phenomenology on the Meaning and Function of Philosophy,em seem to have one thing in common: their concern for the “Whole,” the totality of all that is, the totality of all possible meaning, to which they have referred with terms such as “cosmos,” “universe,” “world,” “nature,” “being,” “substance,” “matter,” “spirit,” and so on..

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Critical Discussion of Some Basic Issues Raised in the Logic, Epistemology, History, and Ontology oof scientific research programs. In Section 5 I shall turn to Hübner’s .,and particularly to his conception of the nature of scientific theories. Finally, I shall make an effort to compare my own view of the nature of the natural sciences with that of Patrick Heelan.

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Toward a Hermeneutic Theory of the History of the Natural Sciences,articular science (Jammer). These authors were also trained in one or more sciences. Yet in many cases the knowledge of science on the part of these scholars seldom went beyond the kind of science “passively” acquired at the college level; very few of these historians were ever actually engaged in scientific research.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1958-0Karl R; Popper; Rudolf Carnap; logic; ontology; phenomenology; science; truth