Titlebook: Is Science Progressive?; Ilkka Niiniluoto Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1984 Karl R. Popper.idea.knowledge.policy.re

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How is Philosophy Possible as a Science?, The position of philosophy is unique within the system of sciences and more generally within the whole human culture. Immanuel Kant’s famous question — how is philosophy possible as a science? — is a permanently topical theme on which all researchers, teachers, and practitioners of philosophy have

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The Evolution of Knowledge,uman knowledge is viewed from a dynamic perspective. I shall restrict my attention mainly on the question concerning scientific knowledge and its development. In particular, I shall discuss attempts by some philosophers to analyse the growth of scientific knowledge by using ideas and concepts from t

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Finalization, Applied Science, and Science Policy,s a rational science policy possible? Are attempts to guide the development of science harmful to the autonomy of science? While questions like these continue to be heatedly disputed, it is natural to inquire whether the recent discussion about models of scientific change within philosophy of scienc

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