Historical and philosophical dimensions of logic, methodology and philosophy of science

part four of the proceedings of the fifth international congress of logic, methodology and philosophy of science, London, ontario, canada-1975

Robert E. Butts , Jaakko Hintikka

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The sources of modern methodology

Laudan Larry

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21-30
Difficulties in the historiography of science

Markova L. A.

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31-49
Logical, ontological and methodological aspects of scientific revolutions

Strauss M.

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51-79
The origins of traditional grammar

Frede Michael

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81-92
Galileo and the justification of experiments

Shea William R.

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93-112
Leibnizian space-times and Leibnizian algebras

Earman John

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113-128
Changing concepts of the a priori

Mittelstrass Jürgen

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129-158
Competing and complementary patterns of explanation in social science

Blegvad Mogens

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159-171
Subjectivity, objectivity and ontological commitment in the empirical sciences

Agazzi Evandro

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173-183
Genealogy of science and theory of knowledge

Supek Ivan

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187-208
Evolution of the concept of matter in science and philosophy

Kedrov B. M.

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209-241
Material causality

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245-268
Describing revolutionary scientific change

Sneed Joseph D.

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269-288
Accidental ("non-substantial") theory change and theory dislodgment

Stegmüller Wolfgang

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289-309
Theory-change as structure-change

Thomas S. Kuhn

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