Titlebook: Metadebates on Science; The Blue Book of “Ei Gustaaf C. Cornelis,Sonja Smets,Jean Paul Bendegem Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media D

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From Quantal to Material Level,ics. In fact, the first thing that has to be said is that, in that matter, there is a rule that is systematically transgressed. It is an epistemological rule but at our level it is so trivial that, to my knowledge, it has never been expressed . by philosophers. That rule that I call the . just says

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Geoffrey Huntereten Durchführung?der behandelten statistischen Verfahren mit SPSS und R, Informationen zur Durchführung von Testst?rkeanalysen und Stichprobenumfangsplanungen mit G*Power sowie Beispielaufgaben?– alles inklusi978-3-662-43524-3Series ISSN 0937-7433 Series E-ISSN 2512-5214

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,“Was Einstein a Philosopher?” Deduction vs. Induction, the End of Certitude and Conventionalism,etween an early Einstein and a later Einstein: the early Einstein was an empiricist and a positivist whereas the later Einstein was a rationalist and a realist [17]. An attempt to explain why in general Einstein was not discussed as a philosopher until the end of the 1960s is given by the historian

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Einstein, Ethics, and Action,do move, this affects measurements of distance and time from one body to another; hence, the name “Relativity.” But the laws are quite objective, and confirmed by experience. Einstein’s view of morality is rather similar:

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On Cognitive and Social Dimensions of Science: Constructivism & Nonlinear Dynamics,onses have been forthcoming in the course of these proceedings. Unfortunately, I possess neither the time nor the space to say anything more that is immediately about the relationship between the work of these two great ..

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Early Greek Thought and Perspectives for the Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics: Preliminaries to of these old questions and their solutions. Our contention is that this analysis might amount into new perspectives on the interpretation of QM, since the enigmas and paradoxes of early Greek thought, and the solutions presented to them in the “classical period” are, more than we realize, bound to m