Titlebook: Imre Lakatos and Theories of Scientific Change; Kostas Gavroglu,Yorgos Goudaroulis,Pantelis Nicola Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 19

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Development of Science as a Change of Types attempts are made to understand scientific advance from the problem solving process of the sciences themselves. Thus, K. R. Popper thinks that we “have a certain innate knowledge” and that the cognitive advance “consists throughout of corrections and modifications of existing knowledge” (Popper, 19

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Imre Lakatos in Chinathe memory of Imre Lakatos. I am grateful to Prof. Kostas Gavroglou, Secretary of the Organizing Committee, for his invitation. Today I want to use this chance to give a brief account of the dissemination of Lakatos’s doctrines in China.

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On the Characterization of Cognitive Progressgressive development of beliefs. This discussion can easily be translated into talk about progress in science or about progressive theory changes; I prefer to speak about belief systems becuse of the great generality of this notion. By a “belief system” I understand a set of propositions (or beliefs

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Continuity and Discontinuity in the Definition of a Disciplinary Field: The Case of XXth Century Phyur of a less conventional claim: namely that a sharp line cannot be drawn dividing the rational reconstruction of reality allegedly performed by science by means of purely logical procedures firmly grounded on factual data, from other kinds of belief based on individual or collective experiences lea

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Determinism, Probability and Randomness in Classical Statistical Physicst I should look into the historical evolution of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics. He was convinced that the introduction of statistical methods into physics was ‘a second great scientific revolution’ and that historians had ‘got it wrong’. Anyway, he thought I was bound to learn something a

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The Emergence of a Research Programme in Classical Thermodynamicss of its purported object, viz. science. And the more examples of application we get, the better. Here I intend to add one more case study to those already existing in the literature which make use of the idea of research programmes. The case I propose to investigate, and for which I can only provid

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The Methodology of Scientific Research Programmes and Some Developments in High Energy Physicse by testing them against some of the developments in elementary particle physics during the twenty years following the Conference. During this period we witnessed spectacular successes in nearly every branch of physics, and it was a period when physicists came to grips with reinterpreted concepts,

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