Titlebook: Kant’s Philosophy of Physical Science; Metaphysische Anfang Robert E. Butts (Professor of Philosophy) Book 1986 D. Reidel Publishing Compan

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The Metaphysical Foundations of Newtonian Science Newton’s . (1686). This is indicated by the many explicit references to Newton and the . scattered throughout ., and, more importantly, by its content—which centrally involves both Newton’s Laws of Motion (especially in chapter 3: the Mechanics) and the theory of Universal Gravitation (especially i

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Kant’s Two Grand Hypothesesecause what Kant says there is obscure, which it is in places, as because it is the locus of certain tensions in his thinking. Some of these tensions resulted from an incomplete understanding of the concept of continuity and a consequent groping, typical of Kant’s generation, for a satisfactory foun

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Kant’s ‘Special Metaphysics’ and ,e the results of these discussions but instead will confine myself to Kant’s own version or, rather: versions, of a transcendental approach. For as we shall see, the first thing to highlight—something that has not perhaps received enough notice—is that even when leaving out of account Kant’s moral p

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Kant on the A Priori and Material Necessitytions as also possess the character of inner necessity are to be entitled a priori, since they must in themselves, independently of experience, be clear and certain. This suggests a core idea of a priori knowledge as that which .. The main contrast is with an idea of . characterized as knowledge ..

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Kant’s Methodology: Progress Beyond Newton? distant. In the history of scientific methodology, one often finds rules for directing reasoning, where it is thought that reasoning is a source of data about unseen nature, not only a procedure for manipulating data. Sensation fails; we turn to intellection. It was typical that theorists abiding b

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Kant on Realism and Methodology scientific and proto-scientific practice. I call them theoretical entities just in the sense that they are not directly accessible to observation but are employed by natural philosophers in order to facilitate description, explanation, and prediction. Absolute space, pure earth, and the fundamental

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