Titlebook: Inconsistency in Science; Joke Meheus Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002 Case Studies.Jean-Christophe De Clercq.Nico

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Inconsistent Reasoning Toward Consistent Theories,te data. Using cases from the history of science I will explore this process and try to draw some general lessons concerning how science is done and, more particularly, about the concept of scientific progress.

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Inconsistencies in the History of Mathematics,e purpose of trying to understand (better) what Newton, Leibniz and the many precursors (might have) meant when they talked about infinitesimals. The technical part will consist of an analysis why apparently infinitesimals have resisted so well to be formally expressed. The philosophical part, actua

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Approximate Truth,orld is not unfolding as I would like it to. And second, I think that science aims and often succeeds at telling us how things are. The first sort of realism is generally regarded as a (practical) virtue—we are more likely to succeed if we work from true beliefs about the way things stand, than if w

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In Defence of a Programme for Handling Inconsistencies,ure, one logical. The underlying claim is that even people with rather classical views should see adaptive logics as the only sensible way to handle the inconsistencies that regularly arise in human knowledge, including scientific theories.

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How to Reason Sensibly Yet Naturally from Inconsistencies,e this view here.’ Resolving some inconsistency may constitute the very problem one tries to solve. Alternatively, one may realize that one is (and for some time will be) unable to resolve an inconsistency within some domain, but nevertheless aim at solving another problem within that domain. In cas

伦理学

Inconsistency, Generic Modeling, and Conceptual Change in Science, of the history of scientific development, though, inconsistency can be seen to play significant heuristic roles in the processes of conceptual change in science. I have argued in previous work that various forms of “model-based reasoning” specifically, analogical modeling, visual modeling, and thou