Titlebook: Historical Pragmatics; Philosophical Essays Robert E. Butts Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Gottfried Wilhelm Leib

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Teleology and Scientific Method in Kant’s ,the logic and structure of complete scientific systems, and with questions of the epistemological justification of such systems. The model of scientific systems is of course Newtonian physics; indeed, Kant teaches throughout his career that the only legitimate explanations of natural phenomena are t

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The Grammar of Reason: Hamann’s Challenge to Kant Hamann (1781, 1784). Herder’s immense . appeared in 1799. Hamann’s brief 1781 review was never published, and the longer, but still highly compressed, ., appeared in 1800, twelve years after Hamann’s death, and four years before Kant’s.. By the time of the appearance of the Herder volumes Kant had

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Necessary Truth in Whewell’s Theory of Scienceaining, his interests, and the most influential intellectual trends of his age, Whewell should have been a philosophical empiricist.. His own work in science was for the most part of the most narrow empirical kind. He collected and classified minerals, attempted to measure the density of the earth a

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Consilience of Inductions and the Problem of Conceptual Change in Sciencen: but this is impossible for such cases as were unknown to us and hardly ever happens even with all the known cases; for such is the tendency of the human mind to speculation, that on the least idea of an analogy between a few phenomena, it leaps forward, as it were, to a cause or law, to the tempo

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Whewell on Newton’s Rules of Philosophizingies were developed in the three editions of ... Also relatively well known is his exchange with Mill on a large range of topics touching on induction.. But what is perhaps not so well known about Whewell’s interest in methodology is that it was a partly practical, not merely philosophical, interest.