Titlebook: Hermeneutics and Science; Márta Fehér,Olga Kiss,László Ropolyi Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1999 Edmund Husserl.Hans-Geo

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Kuhn, Scheler and the Revolutionary Genesis of Modern ScienceWhat is the task of our thinking concerning science and its history in general when we are to grasp its significance within human existence? This task is, I think, to reveal again in our own way the sense of scientificity.

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InterfaciologyIs the world substance or difference? It is, of course, soul. But even if one takes the sole reality of the soul for granted, the tangible matter which makes its appearance within the dreaming soul allows for the same question to be asked once more: Is the world substance or interface? The answer then reads: “difference”.

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Gábor Toronyain noise has led to similar solutions across taxa and signal modalities. In addition, special features that have evolved in only a few taxa are considered, such as particular forms of signal plasticity or derived sensory mechanisms.

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0068-0346 tific knowledge, and the role of rhetoric, interpretation andcontextuality enabled us to use similar arguments in natural sciencestoo. In this way a new research field, the hermeneutics of scienceemerged based upon the works of Husserl, Merleau-Ponty, Heidegger andGadamer. .A dialogue between philos

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Don Ihdehe realm ofcomplex cognitive behavior.In this volume, discussion focuses onbehavioral, cognitive, psychobiological, and computational approachesto understanding the integration of ongoing behavior, with particularattention to models of timing and the organization of sequentialbehavior.

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