Titlebook: Inquiry and Understanding; An Introduction to E Jennifer Trusted Textbook 1987Latest edition Jennifer Trusted 1987 epistemology.inquiry.phi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18823-9epistemology; inquiry; philosophy; understanding

慢跑

Empirical Explanations,ies and interactions of many kinds of phenomena: earth, air, fire and water; solid material objects, magnetic and electrical fields of force, shadows, mirages, mirror images, atoms, and electrons, stars, quasars, and also plants and animals, including ourselves.

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即席演說

The Ultimate Explanation?,chemes about the nature of the world — the world of inanimate objects, and material substances, of animate beings, including ourselves, and of observable events. In addition it has been shown that explanations can enable us to predict and perhaps to control behaviour and events. It has been suggested that there are three aspects of explanation:

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影響深遠

The D-N Model and the Concept of Law,In Chapter 1 it was stated that an important aspect of explanation consisted in relating the phenomenon to be explained (the .) to some accepted regularity, that is to an empirical law. If this can be done we are on the way to producing a causal explanation as to . the phenomenon occurred and/or . it was as it was.

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Empirical Explanations,ies and interactions of many kinds of phenomena: earth, air, fire and water; solid material objects, magnetic and electrical fields of force, shadows, mirages, mirror images, atoms, and electrons, stars, quasars, and also plants and animals, including ourselves.

高射炮

Facts and Concepts, as part of the ., and explanations in the human sciences which, though they may well invoke appeals to physical laws, also involve appeals to psychological and sociological laws expressed in terms of human feelings and intentions. As we saw in Chapter 1, the examples of explanations given there are

低能兒

Facts and Theories,f sensation by means of concepts and that concepts are the basis of knowledge. Our concepts of familiar objects and materials . our concepts of people and social customs depend on our early experiences and develop from what were called ‘instinctive beliefs’, based on a fundamental human (probably an