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Worum Geht es in den Naturwissenschaften? zwei letzteren zu betreffen. Das ist aber nicht der Fall, darf eigentlich heutzutage überhaupt nicht der Fall sein, sicher nicht, was die erste betrifft: Es ist n?mlich eben ein wichtiges Charakteristikum unserer Zeit, da? innerhalb der T?tigkeitsformen, die zur sog.

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Accomplishing Translation: The Notion of Evidence in the Discipline of the History of Sciencet importantly, the history of science is now appreciated for its capacity to provide an understanding of science which emphasizes the historical contingency in its theories, aims, methods, and place in society. The undermining of the notion that there is an ‘essence’ of science, accomplished largely

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Was Heisst Biologie Verstehen? Vorüberlegungen zu einer Hermeneutischen Biologieby a scientist, reveal that they do get in conflict with experimental methods in the area of research on biological clocks. Therefore this conflict of time measurement in natural sciences and time experiences in the everyday life of a scientist is . example for describing why a conception of “hermen

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István M. Fehér; .). As we shall see, there are a number of research procedures by which one can address this question. One thing that all of these approaches have in common is that number is responded to as a concept. A concept is a response or tag that is given to a group of stimuli that are perceptually disting

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Don Ihdeill in animal and human subjects,connectionist theorists, and neuroscientists who have a commoninterest in understanding function and dysfunction in the realm ofcomplex cognitive behavior.In this volume, discussion focuses onbehavioral, cognitive, psychobiological, and computational approachesto und

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Robert P. Creasee separation of relevant signals from irrelevant noise. Interestingly, most of what we know about hearing comes from tests conducted in the near absolute quiet of an acoustic test booth. Because of their tractability in the laboratory, their complex vocal repertoires, and their elaborate acoustic co