Titlebook: Realism and Anti-Realism in the Philosophy of Science; Robert S. Cohen,Risto Hilpinen,Qiu Renzong Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Medi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8638-2objectivity; philosophy of science; physical sciences; quantum mechanics; truth

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On Some Formulations of Realism, or How Many Objects are There in the World? would seem to be misrepresentation.) The metaphors of ‘carving’ and ‘cutting’ are common in this context: Hartry Field speaks about the “carving up of the noumenal dough” by means of various “cookie cutters”,. whereas Hilary Putnam has argued that this metaphor is a misleading characterization of s

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The Reality of Thirdness — A Potential-Pragmatic Account of Laws of Naturey philosophers, is still the question of the reality of that which traditionally has been called the .. Its history can be traced back to the medieval debate between realism and nominalism and certainly further back to Plato and Aristotle.

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Is Natural Science Free from Morality?ingly obtaining objective data, testing every side of a question and disregarding personal interests. Although the applications of science may be good or evil, these have nothing to do with science itself. The two-edged sword of science is fashioned for whomsoever will pick it up and wield it, the s

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ly encountered many problems. Naturally, we searched the published Iiterature for solutions to these problems but whenever we failed to find a solution or when the solution did not satisfy us, we attempted to solve the problern ourselves. We realized that other investigators working in the physics o

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Dissolution of the Realism/Antirealism Problemapproach which was so successfully introduced by Niels Bohr in his revolutionary way of thinking applied to modern physics. Bohr himself hoped that one day the complementarity principle would become the backbone of everyone’s education and would be applied in the entire spectrum of our society. Howe

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