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Décio Krause
Antônio Augusto Passos Videira
Brazilian studies in philosophy and history of science
an account of recent works
Décio Krause , Antônio Augusto Passos Videira
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Introduction
Paty Michel
57-69
Galileo and modern science
Rubén Mariconda Pablo
71-76
Newton and inverse problems
Assis A.K.T.
77-94
Isaac Newton, Robert Hooke and the mystery of the orbit
Cardoso Dias Penha Maria; Stuchi Teresinha J.
95-105
Sciences in Brazil
Mascarenhas Dantes Maria Amélia; Figueirôa Silvia
107-117
Henri Becquerel and radioactivity
de Andrade Martins Roberto
119-129
Regeneration as a difficulty for the theory of natural selection
Pereira Martins Lilian Al-Chueyr
131-140
Jean Antoine Nollet's contributions to the institutionalization of physics during the 18th century
Celestino Silva Cibelle
141-150
151-160
On the nature of mathematical knowledge
Da Silva Jairo José
161-169
171-183
Human evolution
Abrantes Paulo C.
185-199
Functional explanations in biology, ecology, and earth system science
Freitas Nunes-Neto Nei; Niño El-Hani Charbel
201-209
211-221
Freudian psychoanalysis as a model for overcoming the duality between natural and human sciences
Theisen Simanke Richard
223-231
The causal strength of scientific advances
Pessoa Osvaldo
233-243
Contextualizing the contexts of discovery and justification
Antônio Augusto Passos Videira
245-256
Echoes from the past
de Camargo Kenneth Rochel
257-267
The metaphysics of non-individuality
Krause Décio
269-279
Einstein, Gödel, and the mathematics of time
Doria Francisco Antonio
281-290
A contemporary view of population genetics in evolution
M. Magalhães João Carlos; Gondro Cedric
291-299
Continuity and change
Freire Olival
301-312
Quasi-truth and quantum mechanics
da Costa Newton C.A.; Bueno Otávio
313-324
The qualitative analysis of differential equations and the development of dynamical systems theory
Roque Tatiana
325-340
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