Titlebook: Contributions to a Philosophy of Technology; Studies in the Struc Friedrich Rapp Book 1974 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland

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The Role of Experiments in Applied Science,S. — In a review of my book ., which appeared in your issue of August 14th, the reviewer questioned the role of experiments in applied science. He expressed doubt as to the propriety of raising such a general question in a review, but argued that the matter was fundamental to the philosophy of engineering science and called for discussion.

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A Philosophy of Engineering Design,al factors of our culture. The satisfaction of these needs is not peculiar to engineering design; it is common to much of human activity. Earning a living by serving the requirements of others is one of the chief characteristics of the modern social environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41941-1ybody. As a counterweight to the original, purely humanistic orientation of philosophy, in recent times the method connected with the results of the most important natural sciences has become current. Philosophers devoted their attention mainly to theoretical physics (more precisely, to some parts o

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Yuanyuan Liu,Zhisheng Zhang,Zhijie Xias pure science does not. There is an overlap, to be sure, which is known as fundamental research and which is pure science in the short run but applied in the long run; that is to say, fundamental research is the search for certain laws of nature with an eye to using these laws. Still, this overlap

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Jorge Gil Tejeda,Lorena Olmos Pineda or ‘end’, let me make it clear that I use a simple factual criterion to distinguish the two, and to a definite philosophical end. Consider the following inference: Corroboration (or confirmation or verification, or factual support, or agreement with experience) is important in technology; technolog

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