Spanish studies in the philosophy of science

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Springer, Dordrecht

1996

363 Pages

ISBN 978-94-010-6622-8

Spanish studies in the philosophy of science

Edited by

Gonzalo Munvar

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Munvar, G. (ed) (1996). Spanish studies in the philosophy of science, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

The story of a non-discovery

Ordóñez Javier

1-18

Empirical methods in mathematics

Echeverría Javier

19-55

Philosophy and cosmology

Mosterín Jesús

57-88

The incompleteness of technics

Quintanilla Miguel A.

89-102

Bayesian induction and statistical inference

Rivadulla Andrés

103-121

The nature of science and the problem of demarcation

Ayala Francisco J.

123-142

Biological and moral altruism

Cela Conde Camilo J.

143-151

The ultimate epistemological consequences of the Darwinian conception

Castrodeza Carlos

153-178

The present concept of the gene

Fontdevila Antonio

179-199

The philosophy of technology assessment

Medina Manuel

201-226

The biologization of our culture

227-242

Four instrumental proposals

García-Bermejo Ochoa Juan Carlos

243-257

Prototype-based judgements and skepticism about rationality in naturalized epistemology

Broncano Fernando

259-273

The role of methodology in models of scientific change

Estany Anna

275-297

Prediction and mathematics

González Wenceslao J.

299-332

Scientific progress

Vázquez Juan

333-343

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