Titlebook: Rational Changes in Science; Essays on Scientific Joseph C. Pitt,Marcello Pera Book 1987 D. Reidel Publishing Company 1987 Galileo Galilei.

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Methodology, Heuristics, and Rationalityerior to both (3) those medical skills which rested on mechanical, routine procedures and (4) those inefficient procedures which succeeded by chance or accident. Procedures of kinds (3) and (4) are both “blind.” Indeed, Socrates says that any artist attempting to proceed without method is like a blind man (Gilbert, 1960, pp. 3, 4, 39–41).

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Galileo and Rationality: The Case of the Tides; the primary cause is insufficient to explain the data, necessitating the secondary causes. But it is the primary cause which invokes the earth’s motions; hence, it appears that this is a fairly weak defense of Copernicus. This suggests Galileo’s strategy in using the tides was flawed..

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The Myth of the Frameworkst doctrines taken for granted. In my view, one of the main components of modern irrationalism is relativism (the doctrine that truth is relative to our intellectual background or framework: that it may change from one framework to another), and, in particular, the doctrine of the impossibility of m

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Methodology, Heuristics, and Rationalitylready in Plato’s . (265D to 277C) Socrates speaks of method in relation to . or art. Socrates refers to the method of Hippocrates, presumably because Hippocrates’s method or art of medicine (1) was useful in solving practical problems of life, (2) guided practice with understanding and was thus sup

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