Titlebook: Romanian Studies in Philosophy of Science; Ilie Pȃrvu,Gabriel Sandu,Iulian D. Toader Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerla

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The Tradition of Scientific Philosophy in Romania” (or “axiomatic philosophy”), proposed by a group of mathematicians from the University of Bucharest in the 1930s, starting from an analysis of the abstract structural construction of theories in mathematics and natural science.

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Memory as Window on the Mindthis perspective, the second proposition is that autobiographical memory, which is unique to humans and emerges late in childhood, operates in ways and with resources that reveal an entirely new kind of mind that only older children develop and adults inherit – a mind unknown in the rest of the animal world.

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The Simple Majority Rule in a Three-Valued Logic Frameworkow-type impossibility theorem is proved. I also show that some binary operators, like the simple majority operator, can be extended to the general case, while others, like the absolute majority operator, resist all attempts to be so extended.

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0068-0346 discusses scientific explanation, models, and mechanisms, as well as memory, artifacts, and rules of research. The book is useful to those interested in the philosophy of real science, but also to those interested in Romanian philosophy..978-3-319-37801-5978-3-319-16655-1Series ISSN 0068-0346 Series E-ISSN 2214-7942

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0068-0346 tific philosophy in Romania.Brings together work from both R.This book presents a collection of studies by Romanian philosophers, addressing foundational issues currently debated in contemporary philosophy of science. It offers a historical survey of the tradition of scientific philosophy in Romania

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The Tradition of Scientific Philosophy in Romaniaed by several scientists working in the emergent sciences of complex, organized, and evolving domains; and the project of a “mathematical epistemology” (or “axiomatic philosophy”), proposed by a group of mathematicians from the University of Bucharest in the 1930s, starting from an analysis of the a