138 results on '"Schindler, Samuel"'
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2. Normal science: not uncritical or dogmatic
3. Predictivism and avoidance of ad hoc-ness: An empirical study
4. Historical Case Studies: The “Model Organisms” of Philosophy of Science
5. Are thought experiments "disturbing"? The case of armchair physics
6. Micro-level model explanation and counterfactual constraint
7. Armchair physics and the method of cases.
8. Experiments in syntax and philosophy
9. Introduction
10. A coherentist conception of ad hoc hypotheses
11. The imaginary entities that make science
12. Kuhnian theory-choice and virtue convergence: Facing the base rate fallacy
13. Theoretical Virtues in Science: Uncovering Reality through Theory
14. Philosophical Expertise Put to the Test.
15. Ultra-fast object segmentation
16. Naturalness in physics: just a matter of aesthetics?: Sabine Hossenfelder: Lost in Math: How beauty leads Physics astray. New York: Basic Books, 2018, 304pp, $30
17. Causality in the Sciences of the Mind and Brain
18. Theoretical Virtues in Science
19. Theoretical fertility McMullin-style
20. Mechanistic Explanation: Asymmetry Lost
21. Invariance, Mechanisms and Epidemiology
22. Novelty, coherence, and Mendeleev’s periodic table
23. Explanatory fictions—for real?
24. The Kuhnian mode of HPS
25. Philosophy of science for the uninitiated: Samir Okasha: Philosophy of science: a very short introduction, 2nd edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016, £7.99 PB
26. Philosophical Expertise Put to the Test
27. Theory-laden experimentation
28. Philosophical Expertise Put to the Test
29. Theoretical Virtues: Do Scientists Think What Philosophers Think They Ought to Think?
30. Bogen and Woodward's data-phenomena distinction, forms of theory-ladenness, and the reliability of data
31. Model, Theory, and Evidence in the Discovery of the DNA Structure
32. Experiments in syntax and philosophy:the method of choice?
33. History and philosophy of science: coherent programme at last?: Seymour Mauskopf and Tad Schmaltz (eds.): Integrating history and philosophy of science: Problems and prospects. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, vol. 263. Heidelberg: Springer, 249pp, €99.95
34. Armchair physics and the method of cases
35. Conceptions of Causality
36. Linguistic intuitions and the puzzle of gradience
37. Speculation by Peter Achinstein:Speculation: Within and about Science Peter Achinstein Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019, ISBN 9780190615055
38. Rehabilitating theory: refusal of the 'bottom-up' construction of scientific phenomena
39. Historical Case Studies: The “Model Organisms” of Philosophy of Science
40. Naturalness in Physics: just a matter of aesthetics?:Review of S. Hossenfelder’s Lost in Math
41. Are thought experiments disturbing? The case of armchair physics
42. Must philosophy be constrained?:Edouard Machery: Philosophy within its proper bounds. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017, 217pp
43. Are thought experiments “disturbing”? The case of armchair physics
44. Experiments in syntax and philosophy: the method of choice?
45. A Theory of Everything
46. Theoretical Virtues in Science
47. Must philosophy be constrained?
48. A theory of everything. Book review of Richard Dawid: String theory and the scientific method
49. Scientific Discovery: that-what's and what-that's
50. Theoretical fertility McMullin-style
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