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Robert G. Colodny (Ed.) (1966). Mind and Cosmos. Essays in Contemporary Science and Philosophy. University of Pittsburgh Press.

• Thinking by Computers, Herbert A. Simon
• Scientific Discovery and the Psychology of Problem Solving, Herbert A. Simon
• Meaning and Scientific Change, Dudley Shapere
• Why-Questions, Sylvain Bromberger
• Recent Problems of Induction, Carl G. Hempel
• The Foundations of Scientific Inference, Wesley C. Salmon
• The Physiognomy of Physics, Joseph T. Clark
• Science and Some Other Components of Intellectual Culture, Joseph T. Clark
• Cosmic Processes and the Nature of Time, Thomas Gold
• The Philosophical Legacy of Quantum Theory, Henry Margenau

David Reybrouck (2013). Tegen verkiezingen. De Bezige Bij. isbn 9789023474593

Jabik Veenbaas (2013). De Verlichting als kraamkamer. Over het tijdperk en zijn betekenis voor het heden. Nieuw Amsterdam Uitgeverij. isbn 9789046810170

David Papineau (1979). Theory and Meaning. Clarendon Press. isbn 0198245858

Suppe, Frederick Suppe (Ed.) (1977). The structure of scientific theories. University of Illinois Press. isbn 0252006348

• (Frederick Suppe: The search for philosophic understanding of scientific theories, p. 3-241 - Carl G. Hempel: Formulation and formalization of scientific theories: a summary-abstract - Patrick Suppes: The structure of theories and the analysis of data - I. Bernard Cohen: History and the philosopher of science - David Bohm: Science as perception-communication - Bas C. van Fraassen: Putnam on the corroboration of theories - Thomas S. Kuhn: Second thoughts on paradigms - Dudley Shapere: Scientific theories and their domains - Thomas Nickles: Heuristics and justification in scientific research: comments on Shapere - Stephen Toulmin: Postscript: The structure of scientific theories - Frederick Suppe: Afterword 1977, p. 617-729)

Edward Diener & Rick Crandall (1978). Ethics in social and behavioral research. University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226148238 abstract

Donald W. Fiske & Richard A. Shweder (1986). Metatheorie in social science. Pluralisms and subjectivities. University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226251918 site, contents

W. L. Harper & C. A. Hooker (Eds.) (1976). Foundations of probability theory, statistical inference, and statistical theories of science. Proceedings of an international research colloquium held at the University of Western Ontario, London, Canada, 10-13 May 1973. Volume II: Foundations and philosophy of statistical inference. Reidel.

• P. D. FINCH / The Poverty of Statisticism 1
• D. A. S. FRASER and JOCK MACKAY / On the Equivalence of Standard Inference Procedures 47
• RONALD N. GIERE / Empirical Probability, Objective Statistical Methods, and Scientific Inquiry 63
• V. P. GODAMBE and M. E. THOMPSON / Philosophy of Survey-Sampling Practice 103
• I. J. GOOD / I. J. Good: The Bayesian Influence, or How to Sweep Subjectivism Under the Carpet 125
• E. T. JAYNES / E. T. Jaynes: Confidence Intervals vs Bayesian Intervals 175 Discussion: Interfaces Between Statistics and Content by Margaret W. Maxfield 214 Jaynes' Reply to Margaret Maxfield 218 Comments by Oscar Kempthorne 220 Jaynes' Reply to Kempthorne's Comments
• 229 J. G. KALBFLEISCH and D. A. SPROTT / On Tests of Significance 259
• OSCAR KEMPTHORNE / Statistics and the Philosophers 273
• HENRY E. KYBURG / Henry Kyburg: Statistical Knowledge and Statistical Inference 315
• D. V. LINDLEY / D. V. Lindley: Bayesian Statistics 353
• GLENN SHAFER / A Theory of Statistical Evidence 365
• PATRICK SUPPES / Patrick Suppes: Testing Theories and the Foundations of Statistics 437

M. Merleau-Ponty (1945). Phénoménologie de la perception. Librairie Gallimard.

Ernest A. Moody (1975). Studies in Medieval Philosophy, Science, and Logic. University of California Press. isbn 0520026683

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• o.a.
• Laws of motion in medieval physics (1951) 189-203
• Galileo and Avempace: The dynamics of the Leaning Tower experiment (1951) 203-286
• Empiricism and metaphysics in medieval philosophy (1958) 287-304 [Journal of the History of Ideasm 12, 163; JSTOR Read online free]
• A quodlibetal question of Robert Holkot, O. P., on the problem of the objects of knowledge and of belief (1964) 321-352
• The medieval controbution to logic (1966) 371-392
• Galileo and his precursors (1966) 393-408
• William of Ockham (1967) 409-440

Ackerman, Bruce A. Ackerman (1980). Social justice in the liberal state. Yale University Press. isbn 0300024398 Wiki

Albrecht, Clemens Albrecht, Günther C. Behrmann, Michael Bock, Harald Homann & Friedrich H. Tenbruck, (1999). Die intellektuelle Gründung der Bundesrepublik. Eine Wirkungsgeschichte der Frankfurter Schule. Campus Verlag. isbn 3593362147 Inhalt

• 1. Die Erfindung der frankfurter Schule< aus dem Geist der Eloge - Clemens Albrecht
  2. Lästige Verwandtschaft. Die kritische Theorie im Kontext der 20er Jahre - Michael Bock
  3. Die Frankfurter Schule im Exil - Harald Homann
  4. Von der verordneten Vergangenheitsbewältigung zur intellektuellen Gründung der Bundesrepublik: Die politischen Rahmenbedingungen . . . - Friedrich H. Tenbruck
  5. Die kultur- und bildungspolitischen Pläne des Horkheimer-Kreises bei der Remigration - Clemens Albrecht
  6. Vom Konsens der 50er zur Lagerbildung der 60er Jahre: Horkheimers Institutspolitik - Clemens Albrecht
  7. Wie das IfS zur Frankfurter Schule wurde - Clemens Albrecht
  8. Warum Horkheimer GoloMann einen »heimlichen Antisemiten« nannte: Der Streit um die richtige Vergangenheitsbewältigung - Clemens Albrecht
  9. Die Massenmedien und die Frankfurter Schule - Clemens Albrech
  10. Die Theorie, das Institut, die Zeitschrift und das Buch: Zur Publikations- und Wirkungsgeschichte der Kritischen Theorie 1945 bis 1965 - Günter C. Behrmann
  11. Kulturrevolution: Zwei Monate im Sommer 1967 - Günter C. Behrmann
  12. Im Schatten des Nationalismus: Die politische Pädagogik der Frankfurter Schule - Clemens Albrecht
  13. Die Erziehung kritischer Kritiker als neues Staatsziel - Günter C. Behrmann
  14. Die Frankfurter Schule in der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik - Clemens Albrecht
  15. Metamorphosen der Vergangenheitsbewältigung - Michael Bock

Aron, Raymond Aron (1938/1986). Introduction à la philosophie de l'histoire. Essai sur les limites de l'objectivité historique. Éditions Gallimard. isbn 2070706133

Axtell, James L. Axtell (1968). The educational writings of John Locke. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521407366

Baker, G. P. Baker & P. M. S. Hacker (1984). Language, sense & nonsense. A critical investigation into modern theories of language. Basil Blackwell. isbn 0631135197

Davidson, Donald Davidson (1980/1982). Essays on actions and events. Oxford: Clarendon Press. isbn 0198246374

• amon others:
• Actions, reasons, and causes (1963) 3-20
• Causal relations (1967) 149-162
• Mental events (1970) 207-224
• Psychology s philosophy (974) 229-238
• The material mind (1973) 245-260.
• Hempel on explaining ation (1976) 261-276

Barry Gholson, William R. Shadish, Robert A. Neimeyer, Arthur C. Houts (Eds) (1989). Psychology of Science: Contributions to Metascience. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521354102 info

• Part I. Psychology of science: an introduction William R. Shadish, Jr., Arthur C. Houts, Barry Gholson and Robert A. Neimeyer 2. Fragments of the fragile history of psychological epistemology and theory of science Donald T. Campbell; 3. Contributions of the psychology of science to metascience: a call for explorers Arthur C. Houts; Part II. The Case for a Psychology of Science: 4. The reflexivity problem in the psychology of science Peter Barker; 5. Uneasy chapters in the relationship between psychology and epistemology Cecilia M. Heyes; 6. Participatory epistemology and psychology of science Michael J. Mahoney; Part III. Creativity and the Psychology of Science: 7. Chance-configuration theory of scientific creativity Dean Keith Simonton; 8. A perspectivist approach to the strategic planning of programmatic scientific research William J. McGuire; 9. Networks of enterprise in creative scientific work Howard E. Gruber; Part IV. Cognition in the Psychology of Science: 10. Cognitive paradigms and the psychology of science Marc De Mey; 11. Historical shifts in the use of analogy in science Dedre Gentner and Michael Jeziorski; 12. Imagery, metaphor, and physical reality Arthur I. Miller; 13. A framework for the cognitive psychology of science Ryan D. Tweney; Part V. Social Factors in the Psychology of Science: 14. The psychology of scientific dialogues Ron Westrum; 15. The perception and evaluation of quality in science William R. Shadish, Jr. Part VI. Epilogue and Prologue: 16. A preliminary agenda for the psychology of science Robert A. Neimeyer, William R. Shadish, Jr., Eric G. Freedman, Barry Gholson and Arthur C. Houts

Norwood Russell Hanson (1973). Constellations and conjectures. Edited by Willard C. Humphreys, Jr. Dordrecht: Reidel. isbn 902270192

• The publisher: This is the second of two volumes of Hanson's posthumous papers published in the Synthese Library Series. The general idea of physical explanation, around which modern science has been built, has itself had a significant history, during which men's ideas about what is 'naturally intelligible' have been repeatedly transformed: this history is best illustrated by following out the changes in men's theories about planetary motion, which have played a key part in the formation of our larger scientific world-picture. The book contains a single connected analysis of the historical development of ideas about scientific explanation, as exemplified in theories about planetary motion from the Greeks up to the seventeenth century. It is valuable partly for its vigorous and personal style, and partly also for the richly varied way in which Hanson draws from the history of science to drive home his philosophical conclusions. The manuscript, which the author almost completely re-edited from an earlier version, was prepared for publication by Professor Willard C. Humphreys, Jr.
• Hempel's Hypothesis' Concerning Explanation and Prediction Prediction of x is explaining x before it happens Explanation of x is predicting x after it happens: there is a special logical symmetry between the concepts of explanation and prediction Objections: There are predictions without corresponding explanations There are explanations without corresponding predictions The History of Planetary Theory is an Interplay Between Predictions sans Explanation and Explanations sans Prediction Hempel's hypothesis is realized only briefly in the 17th century

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Norwood Russell Hanson (1971). What I do not believe and other essays. Edited by Stephen Toulmin and Harry Woolf. Dordrecht: Reidel. isbn 9027701911

• i.a.: A picture theory of theory-meaning - Leverrier: the zenith and nadir of Newtonian mechanics - On being in two places at once - It's actual, so it's possible - On having the same visual experiences - Imagining the impossible - Good inductive reasons - The irrelevance of history of science to philosophy of science - The idea of a logic of discovery - three lectures on the theory of flight

David C. Lindberg & Robert S. Westman (Eds) (1990). Reappraisals of the scientific revolution. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521342627

• google books: introductory chapter online
• Introduction Robert S. Westman and David C. Lindberg; 1. Conceptions of the scientific revolution from Bacon to Butterfield: a preliminary sketch David C. Lindberg; 2. Conceptions of science in the scientific revolution Ernan McMullin; 3. Metaphysics and the new science Gary Hatfield; 4. Proof, portics, and patronage: Copernicus's preface to De revolutionibus Robert S. Westman; 5. A reappraisal of the role of the universities in the scientific revolution John Gascoigne; 6. Natural magic, hermetism, and occultism in early modern science Brian P. Copenhaver; 7. Natural history and the emblematic world view William B. Ashworth, Jr.; 8. From the secrets of nature to public knowledge William Eamon; 9. Chemistry in the scientific revolution: problems of language and communication Jan V. Golinski; 10. The new philosophy and medicine in seventeenth-century England Harold J. Cook; 11. Science and heterodoxy: an early modern problem reconsidered Michael Hunter; 12. Infinitesimals and transcendent relations: the mathematics of motion in the late seventeenth century Michael S. Mahoney; 13. The case of mechanics: one revolution or many? Alan Gabbey

McKnight, Stephen A. McKnight (Ed.) (1992). — Science, pseudo-science, and utopianism in early modern thought. — Columbia: University of Missouri Press. (Debus: Science and history; the birth of a new field. Debus: The scientific revolution: a chemist's reappraisal. Dobbs: Alchemical death and resurrection: the significance of alchemy in the age of Newton. McKnight: Science, the Prisia Theologia, and modern epochal consciousness. Vondung: Millenarianism, hermeticism, and the search for a universal science. Walsh: A mythology of reason: the persistence of pseudo-science in the modern world. Applebaum: Epistemological and political implications of the scientific revolution)

Thomas S. Kuhn (1977). The essential tension. University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226458059

Kramer, Matthew H. Kramer (1997). John Locke and the origins of private property. Philosophical explorations of individualism, community, and equality. Cambridge university Press. isbn 0521584124

Laudan, Larry Laudan (1981). — Science and hypothesis. Historical essays on scientific methodology. — Dordrecht: Reidel. isbn 9027713154

• • The sources of modern methodology: two models of change 6
  • - A revisionist note on the significance of Galilean mechanics 20
  • - The clock metaphor and hypotheses: The impact of Descartes on English methodological thought, 1650-1670 27
  • - John Locke on hypotheses: Placing the Essay in the 'scientific tradition' 59
  • - Hume (and Haking) on induction 72
  • - Thomas Reid and the Newtonian turn of British methodological issues in the subtle fluids debate 111
  • - Towards a reassessment of Comte's 'Méthode positive' 141
  • - William Whewell on the consilience of inductions 163 - Why was the Logic of Discovery abandoned? 181
  • - A note on induction and probability in the 19th century 192
  • - Ernst Mach's opposition to atomism 202
  • - Peirce and the trivialization of the self-corrective thesis 226-251

Menard, Henry W. Menard (1971). Science: growth and change. Harvard University Press. isbn 0674792807 Een thematiek die wel enige verwantschap heeft met Dilemma’s in groeiende deelname aan hoger onderwijs!

• • Measuring the growth of literature 17 - Growth of sciences 41 - Population and other factors affecting growth 59 - Papers and citations and scientific fame 84 - Scientific literature 129 - Education 157 - A department of science 185 - Scientists in society 194-207

John L. Pollock (1974). Knowledge and justification. Princeton University Press. isbn 0691072035

Een klassieker, van een nog jonge Pollock. Niet als eBook in KB (2014). Informatief: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Pollock

Moody, Ernest A. Moody (1975). Studies in Medieval Philosophy, Science, and Logic. University of California Press. isbn 0520026683

• • among others:
  • Ockham, Buridan, and Nicholas of Autrecourt (1947) 127-160
  • Ockham and Aegidius of Rome (1949) 161-188
  • Laws of motion in medieval physics (1951) 189-202
  • Galileo and Avempace: The dynamics of the leaning tower experiment (1951) 203-286
  • Empiricism and metaphysics in medieval philosophy (1958) 287-304
  • Buridan and a dilemma of nominalism (1965) 371-392
  • The medieval contribution to logic (1966) 371-392
  • Galileo and his precursors (1966) 393-408
  • William of Ockham (1967) 409-440
  • Jean Buridan (1969) 441-453

Henri Poincaré (1908). Science et Méthode. Ernest Flammarion. (I happen to have a first impression, wow!) Online, een druk uit 1920:
https://archive.org/details/scienceetmthod00poin. See also the French Wiki . Another online version (large document download!) pdf

Leonard P. Pojman & Owen McLeod (Eds) (1999). What do we deserve? A reader on justice and desert. Oxford University Press. isbn 0195122186

• a.o.: Aristoteles: Justice as equality according to merit - Thomas Hobbes: Merit as market value - Adam Smith: Of merit and demerit - John Stuart Mill: Justice, desert and utility - Julian Lamont: The concept of desert in distributive justice - David Miller; Desert and determinism - Herbert Spiegelberg: An argument for equality from compensatory desert - John Rawls: A theory of justice - Norman Daniels: Merit and meritocracy - Robert Goodin: Negating positive desert claims - Robert Young: Egalitarianism and the modest significance of desert

Olson, Richard Olson (1990). Science deified & science defied. The historical significance of science in Western culture. Volume 2. University of California Press. isbn 0520068467

Per hoofdstuk op google.books volledig online?

• 1. The extension of mechanical and mathematical philosophies to the study of man and society 15-60
  2. Empirical political science in the seventeenth century 61-86
  3. The religious implications of Newtonian science 87-139
  4. Liberalisms and socialisms: The ideological implications of enlightenment social science I:The tradition of political economy 140-190
  5. The ideological implications of enlightenment social science II: The sociological tradition191-235
  6. The ideological implications of enlightenment social science III: Sensationalist psychology and a new focus on equality, distributive justice, and education 236-283
  7. Science and aesthetics: The beautiful to the sublime, ca. 1600-ca. 1800 284-315
  8. Science, technology, and the industrial revolution: The conflation of science and technics 316-344
  9. Romantic reactions to scientized politics and production 345-370

Roger D. Rosenkrantz (1977). Inference, method and decision. Towards a Bayesian philosophy of science. Reidel. isbn 9027708177

• Part one: Informative inference

  1. Information
  2. The paradoxes of confirmation
  3. Inductivism and probablilism
  4. Inductive generalization
     Part two: Scientific method
  5. Simplicity
  6. Bayes and Popper
  7. The Copernican revelation
  8. Explanation
     Part three: Statistical decision
  9. Support
  10. Testing
  11. Bayes/orthodox comparisons
  12. Cognitive decisions

Rescher, Nicholas Rescher (1978). — Scientific progress. A philosophical essay on the economics of research in natural science. — University of Pittsburgh Press. isbn 0822911280

Rousseau, G. S. Rousseau (Ed.) (1990). — The languages of psyche. Mind and body in Enlightenment thought. — University of California Press. isbn 0520070445

• i.a.: Roy Porter: Barely touching: a social perspective on mind and body - Philippa Foot: Locke, Hume, and modern moral theory: a legacy of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century philosophies of mind - Simon Schaffer: States of mind: Enlightenment and natural philosophy

Rousseau, G. S. Rousseau & Roy Porter (Eds) (1980). The ferment of knowledge. Studies in the hagiography of eigteenth-century science. Cambridge University Press. isbn 052122599X

• ao.: Rom Harré: Knowledge - Simon Schaffer: Natural philosophy - Steven Shapin: Social uses of science - G. S. Rousseau: Psychology - Roy Porter: The terraqueous globe - H. J. M. Bos: Mathematics and rational mechanics - J. L. Heilbron: Experimental natural philosophy - Maurice Crosland: Chemistry and the chemical revolution - Eric G. Forbes: Mathematical cosmography D. S. L. Cardwell: Science, technology and industry

Ryle, Gilbert Ryle (1971). Collected papers. Volume II: Collected essays 1929-1968. Hutchinson of London. isbn 0091044200

• Negation - Are there propositions? - Systematically misleading expressions - Imagimnary objects - ‘About’ - Internal relations - Mr Collingwood and the ontological argument - Back to the ontological argument - Unverifiability-by-me - Induction and hypothesis - Taking sides in philosophy - Categories - Conscience and moral convictions - Philosophical arguments - Knowing how and knowing that - Why are the calculuses of logic and arithmetic applicable to reality? - ‘If’, ‘so’, and ‘because’ - Heterologicalite - Thinking and language - Feeling - The verification principle - Thinking - Ordinary language - Proofs in philosophy - Pleasure - Senation - The theory of meaning - Predicting and inferring - On forgetting the differene between right and wrong - A puzzling element in the notion of thinking - Use, usage and meaning - A rational animal - Abstractions - Thinking thoughts and having concepts - Teaching and training - Thinking and reflecting - The thinking of thoughts (What is ‘le Penseur’ doing?

Roman Schnur (Her.) (1964). Zur Geschichte der Erklärung der Menschenrechte.Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft.

• Georg Jellinek: Die Erklärung der Menschen- und Bürgerrechte - Emily Boutmy: Die Erklärung der Menschen- und Bürgerrechte und Georg Jellinek - Justus Hashagen: Zur Entstehungsgeschichte der nordamerikanischen Erklärungen der Menschenrechte - Otto Vossler: Studien zur Erklärung der Menschenrechte - Gerhard Ritter: Ursprung und Wesen der Menschenrechte - Hans Welzel: Ein Kapitel aus der Geschichte der amerikanischen Erklärung der Menschenrechte - Josef Bohatec: Die Vorgeschichte der Menschen- und Bürgerrechte in der englischen Publizistik der ersten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts

Wilfrid Sellars (1963). Science, Perception and Reality. Routledge & Kegan Paul. isbn 0710036191

• Philosophy and the scientific image of man - Being and being known - Phenomenalism - The language of theories - Empiricism and the philosophy of mind - Truth and 'correspondence' - Naming and saying - Grammar and existence: a preface to ontology - Particulars - Is there a synthetic a priori? - Some reflections on language games

Seidenfeld, Teddy Seidenfeld (1979). Philosophical problems of statistical inference. Learning from R. A. Fisher. Dordrecht: Reidel. isbn 9027709653

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• Probablity and inverse inference - Neyman-Pearson theory - Fisherian significance testing - The fiducial argument: one parameter - The fiducial argument: several parameters - Ian Hacking's theory - Henry Kybirg's theory - Relevance and experimental design - Appendices

Seung, T. K. Seung (1993). — Intuition and construction. The foundation of normative theory. — New Haven: Yale University Press. isbn 0300057407 (keywords; philosophy - constructivism - rationalism)

Suppes, Patrick Suppes (Ed.) (1969). — Studies in the methodology and foundations of science. Selected papers from 1951 to 1969. Reidel. — (reprints of articles by Patrick Suppes)

(models and measurement: A comparison of the meaning and uses of models in mathematics and the empirical sciences (1960); Models of data (1962); A set of independent axioms for extensive quatities (1951); Foundational aspects of theories of measurement (1958, with Dana Scott); Measurement, emprical meaningfulness, and three-valued logic (1959) - probability and utility: The role of subjective probability and utility in decision-making (1956); The philosophical relevance of decision theory (1961); An axiomatization of utility based on the notion of utility differences. (1955, with M. Winet); behavioristic foundations of utility (1961); Some formal models of grading principles (1966); Probabilistic inference and the concept of total evidence (1966) - foundations of physics: Axioms for relativistic kinematics with or without parity (1959); Probability concepts in quantum mechanics (1961); The role of probability in quantum mechanics (1963); The probabilistic argument for a non-classical logic of quantum mechanics (1966); - foundations of psychology: Stimulus sampling theory for a continuum of responses (1960); On an example of unpredictability in human behavior (1964); Behaviorism (1965); On the behavioral foundations of mathematical concepts (1965); Towards a behavioral foundation of mathematical proofs (1965); The psychological foundations of mathematics (1967); On the theory of cognitive processes (1965); Stimulus-response theory of finite automata (1969)) (Suppes' site)

Gert Biesta (2015). Het prachtige risico van onderwijs. Uitgeverij Phronese. isbn 978949090120108

Het eerste hoofdstuk, over creativiteit, begint veelbelovend: het romantische gezwatel van Sir Ken Robinson en talloze anderen wordt meteen weggezet als valse romantiek. Helaas, dat genoegen duurt slechts een enkele alinea. Daarna raak ik helemaal de weg kwijt: dit hoofdstuk is bedoeld voor collega-filosofen, niet voor mij. Hoewel beginnen bij Genesis helemaal geen slecht idee is: ook de thema-boeken van Max Jammer over ruimte, tijd, kracht beginnen met opvattingen uit de klassieke oudheid en verder terug. En dat blijkt heel zinvol, want oude betekenissen zijn we nooit echt kwijtgeraakt, is mijn indruk.

Hoofdstuk 2, over communicatie. Grijpt eerst terug op Dewey (1958), met een leeg begrip ‘communicatie’, want losgekoppeld van specifieke inhouden. Ik geloof het eigenlijk niet, ben geneigd er Dewey opna te gaan lezen, maar dat kost me teveel tijd (heb de tekst waarschijnlijk wel op de plank staan, dat dan weer wel).

Hoofdstuk 3. Ik ga dit boek asl steeds meer beklemmend ervaren. De wereld wordt dichtgeplakt met filosofenpapier. Nergens meer enig contact met empirie? Het lijkt er benauwend veel op. Een lichtpuntje: nuchtere opmerkingen over de funeste invloed van het constructivisme (p. 72, 88, en noot 1). Als ik het goed heb, geeft Biesta (2012) een iets uitvoeriger behandeling van onder andere de funeste invloed van het constructivistisch gedachtengoed op de positie van leraren (en de andere onderwerpen uit hoofdstuk 3 komen er ook langs, en nu in minder vage bewoordingen dan in het boek, zo lijkt het):

Gert J. J. Biesta (2012). Giving teaching back to education: Responding to the disappearance of the teacher. Phenomenology & Practice, 6, nr. 2, 35-49. pdf

Elizabeth M. Wilkinson & L. A. Willoughby (Eds) (1967) Friedrich Schiller on the aesthetic education of man, in a series of letters. Clarendon Press.

Paul Weingartner & Gerhard Zecha (Eds) (1970). Induction, physics, and ethics. Reidel. isbn 0902770158 — 382 pp. cloth, no dust jacket, ex-library, otherwise insides clean and tight http://fmmh.ycdsb.ca/teachers/fmmh_mcmanaman/pages/tok_moral_resp_scientist_popper.pdf info & contents

• ao.: Initial Probabilities: A Prerequisite for any Valid Induction Bruno De Finetti
• Logical Probability, Mathematical Statistics, and the Problem of Induction Hermann Vetter
• Statistics, Induction, and Lawlikeness: Comments on Dr. Vetter’s Paper Jaakko Hintikka
• Intertheory Relations Martin Strauss
• The Moral Responsibility of the Scientist Karl Popper
• Science and Responsibility André Mercier
• The Relation of Modern Scientific Conceptions to the Human Image Herbert Hörz
• Science and Ethics Victor F. Weisskopf
• Scientists and Ethics — A Case History Jay Orear
• Modern Science and Social Responsibility H. J. Groenewold

Michael White (2000). Leonardo, the first scientist. Little, Brown and Company. isbn 0316648469

C. J. M. Schuyt (1972). Recht, orde en burgerlijke ongehoorzaamheid. Rotterdam: Universitaire Pers Rotterdam. (o.a. "De creatieve wanorde van het studentenprotest 1964-1968").

Florike Egmond, Eric Jorink & Rienk Vermij (Red.) (1999). Kometen, monsters en muilezels. Het veranderende natuurbeeld en de natuurwetenschap in de zeventiende eeuw. Arcadia. info

• 1. Causality, Mechanisms and Manipulation 1 Maria Carla Galavotti
  2. Metaphysics over Methodology or, Why Infidelity Provides No Grounds to Divorce Causes from Probabilities 15 David Papineau
  3. Probabilistic Causality, Direct Causes and Counterfactual Dependence 39 James Woodward
  4. Modularity: lt Can-and Generally Does-Fail 65 Nancy Cartwright
  5. Three Dogmas of Humean Causation 85 Gürol Irzik
  6. Causation in the Special Sciences: The Case for Pragmatism 103 Huw Price
  7. Analogy, Causal Patterns and Economic Choice 123 Roberto Scazzieri
  8. Epistemic Causality and Hard Uncertainty: A Keynesian Approach 141 Alessandro Vercelli
  9. Bayesian Nets Are All There Is to Causal Dependence 157 Wolfgang Spohn
  10. The Causal Interpretation of Regression Coefficients 173 Paul W. Holland
  11. Hierarchical Models and Partial Exchangeability 189 Attilio Wedlin
  12. Weak and Strong Reversibility of Causal Processes 203 Patrick Suppes
  13. A Characterization of Creation and Destruction Propensities 221 Domenico Costantini & Ubaldo Garibaldi
  14. Physical Quantum States and the Meaning of Probability 235 Michel Paty
  15. Stochastic Dynamical Reduction and Causality 257 Giancarlo Ghirardi

Gerd Gigerenzer, Zeno Swijtink, Theodore Porter, Lorraine Daston, John Beatty, & Lorenz Krüger, L. (1989). The empire of chance. How probability changed science and everyday life. Cambridge University Press. isbn 052139838X info

Edward Grant (1996). The foundations of modern science in the middle ages. Their religious, institutional, and intellectual origins. Cambridge: Cambridge university Press. isbn 052156762 info

Norman Kretzmann & Eleonaore Stump (Eds) (1988). The Cambridge translations of medieval philosophical texts. Volume one: Logic and the philosophy of language. Cambridge University Press. isbn 052128063X

• 1. Boethius: on division; 2. Anonymous: abbreviatios Montana; 3. Peter of Spain: predictables; categories; 4. Lambert of Auxerre; properties of terms; 5. Anonymous: syncategoremata Monacensia; 6. Nicholas of Paris syncategoremata (selections); 7. Peter of Spain: syllogisms, topics, fallacies (selections); 8. Robert Kilwardby: the nature of logic: dialectic and demonstration; 9. Walter Burley: consequences; 10. William Ockham: modal consequences; 11. Albert of Saxony: insolubles; 12. Walter Burley: obligations (selections); 13. William Heytesbury: the compounded and divided senses; 14. William Heytesbury: the verbs 'know' and 'doubt'; 15. Boethius of Dacia: the sophisma 'every man is of necessity an animal'.

John Emery Murdoch and Edith Dudley Sylla (Eds) (1975). The cultural context of medieval learning. Proceedings of the First International Colloquium on Philosophy, Science, and Theology in the Middle Ages - September 1973. Dordrecht/Boston: Reidel. isbn 9027705607

• a.o.: Roshdi Rashed: Recommensements de l'algèbre aux XIe et XIIe siècles 33-57, 57-60 (discussion) - Richard McKeon: The organization of sciences and the relations of cultures in the twelth and thirteenth centuries - Tullio Gregory: La nouvelle idée de nature et de savoir scientifique au XIIe siècle - Brian Stock: Experience, praxis, work, and planning in Bernard of Clairvaux: Observations on the Sermones in Cantica - John E. Murdoch: From social into intellectual factors: An aspect of the unitary character of late medieval learning - Edith Dudley Sylla: Autonomous and handmaiden science: St. Thomas Aquinas and William of Ockham on the physics of the Eucharist - Heiko A. Oberman: Reformation and revolution: Copernicus's discovery in an era of change - Guy Beaujouan: Réflexions sur les rapports entre théorie et pratique au moyen âge - Charles B. Schmitt: Philosophy and science in sixteenth-century universities: some preliminary comments

Reichenbach, Hans Reichenbach (1956/1991). The direction of time. Berkeley: University of California Press. isbn 0520074149

I. Bernard Cohen (1985). Revolution in science. Belknap Press. isbn 0674767780

Kretzmann, Norman Kretzmann, Anthony Kenny and Jan Pinborg (Eds) (1982). The Cambridge history of Later Medieval Philosophy. From the rediscovery of Aristotle to the disintegration of scholasticism 1100-1600. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521369339

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• Preface
Introduction Norman Kretzmann
Part I. Medieval Philosophical Literature:
1. Medieval philosophical literature Anthony Kenny and Jan Pinborg
Part II. Aristotle in the Middle Ages:
2. Aristotle latinus Bernard G. Dod
3. The medieval interpretation of Aristotle C. H. Lohr
Part III. The Old Logic:
4. Ancient scholastic logic as the source of medieval scholastic logic Sten Ebbesen
5. Predicables and categories D. P. Henry
6. Abelard and the culmination of the old logic Martin M. Tweedale
Part IV. Logic in the High Middle Ages: Semantic Theory:
7. The origins of the theory of the properties of terms L. M. De Rijk
8. The Oxford and Paris traditions in logic Alain De Libera
9. The semantics of terms Paul Vincent Spade
10. The semantics of propositions Gabriel Nuchelmans
11. Syncategoremata, exponibilia, sophismata Norman Kretzmann
12. Insolubilia Paul Vincent Spade
13. Speculative grammar Jan Pinborg
Part V. Logic in the High Middle Ages: Propositions and Modalities:
14. Topics: their development and absorption into consequences Eleonore Stump
15. Consequences Ivan Boh
16. Obligations A. From the beginning to the early fourteenth century Eleonore Stump
Obligations B. Developments in the fourteenth century Paul Vincent Spade
17. Modal logic Simo Knuuttila
18. Future contingents Calvin Normore
Part VI. Metaphysics and Epistemology:
19. Essence and existence John F. Wippel
20. Universals in the early fourteenth century Marilyn McCord Adams
21. Faith, ideas, illuminations and experience Joseph Owen, C.SS.R
22. Intuitive and abstractive cognition John F. Boiler
23. Intentions and impositions Christian Knudsen
24. Demonstrative science Eileen Serene
Part VII. Natural Philosophy:
25. The interpretation of Aristotle's Physics and the science of motion James A. Weisheipl, O.P.
26. The effect of the condemnation of 1277 Edward Grant
27. The Oxford calculators Edith Dudley Sylla
28. Infinity and continuity John E. Murdoch
Part VIII. Philosophy of Mind and Action:
29. The potential and the agent intellect Z. Kuksewicz
30. Sense, intellect, and imagination in Albert, Thomas, and Siger Edward P. Mahoney
31. Criticisms of Aristotelian psychology and the Augustinian-Aristotelian synthesis Z. Kuksewicz
32. Free will and free choice J. B. Korolec
33. Thomas Aquinas on human action Alan Donagan
Part IX. Ethics:
34. The reception and interpretation of Aristotle's Ethics Georg Wieland
35. Happiness: the perfection of man Georg Wieland
36. Conscience Timothy C. Potts
37. Natural morality and natural law D. E. Luscombe
Part X. Politics:
38. The reception and interpretation of Aristotle's Politics Jean Dunbabin
39. Rights, natural rights, and the philosophy of law A. S. McGrade
40. The state of nature and the orign of the state D. E. Luscombe
41. The just war Jonathan Barnes
Part XI. The Defeat, Neglect, and Revival of Scholasticism:
42. The eclipse of medieval logic E. J. Ashworth
43. Humanism and the teaching of logic Lisa Jardine
44. Changes in the approach to language W. Keith Percival
45. Scholasticism in the seventeenth century John A. Trentman
46. Neoscholasticism P. J. Fitzpatrick

Scott L. Montgomery (2000). Science in translation. Movements of knowledge through cultures and time. University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226534804 info

Joel Kaye (2000). Economy and nature in the fourteenth century. Money, market exchange, and the emergence of scientific thought. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521793866 info

A. C. Crombie (1953/1971/20002) Robert Grosseteste and the origins of experimental science 1100-1700. Oxford University Press. isbn 0198241895 info

A. C. Crombie (1952/59/70/79). Augustine to Galileo. Volume I: Science in the middle ages.5th to 13th centuries Volume II: Science in the later middle ages and early modern times 13th to 17th centuries. In one volume, London: Heinemann Educational Books. isbn 0435541943

David Bohm (1957/1984). Causality and chance in modern physics. With a new foreword. RKP. isbn 0710200315

Norman Campbell (1920/1957) Foundations of science. The philosophy of theory and experiment. Dover. isbn 0486603725

Mark A. Bedau and Paul Humphreys (Eds) (2008). Emergence. Contemporary readings in philosophy and science. MIT Press. isbn 9780262524759

• Dedicated website http://mitpress.mit.edu/emergence
• The Rise and Fall of British Emergentism Brian P. McLaughlin
• On the Idea of Emergence Carl Hempel and Paul Oppenheim
• Reductionism and the Irreducibility of Consciousness John R. Searle
• Emergence and Supervenience Brian P. McLaughlin
• Aggregativity: Reductive Heuristics for Finding Emergence William C. Wimsatt
• How Properties Emerge Paul Humphreys
• Making Sense of Emergence Jaegwon Kim
• Downward Causation and Autonomy in Weak Emergence Mark A. Bedau
• Real Patterns Daniel C. Dennett
• More Is Different: Broken Symmetry and the Nature of the Hierarchical Structure of Science P. W. Anderson
• Emergence Andrew Assad and Norman H. Packard
• Sorting and Mixing: Race and Sex Thomas Schelling
• Alternative Views of Complexity Herbert Simon
• The Theory of Everything Robert B. Laughlin and Davide Pines
• Is Anything Ever New? Considering Emergence James P. Crutchfield
• Design, Observation, Surprise! A Test of Emergence Edmund M. A. Ronald, Moshe Sipper and Mathieu S. Capcarrère
• Ansatz for Dynamical Hierarchies Steen Rasmussen, Nils A. Baas, Bernd Mayer and Martin Nillson
• Newtonianism, Reductionism, and the Art of Congressional Testimony Stephen Weinberg
• Issues in the Logic of Reductive Explanations Ernest Nagel
• Chaos James P. Crutchfield, J. Doyne Farmer, Norman H. Packard and Robert S. Shaw
• Undecidability and Intractability in Theoretical Physics Stephen Wolfram
• Special Sciences (Or: The Disunity of Science as a Working Hypothesis) Jerry Fodor
• Supervenience David J. Chalmers
• The Nonreductivist’'s Troubles with Mental Causation Jaegwon Kim

Guy S. Métraux & François Crouzet (Eds.) (1963). The Evolution of Science. Readings from the history of mankind. UNESCO. A Mentor Book.

De eerste reeks bijdragen: V. Gordon Childe: The prehistory of science: Archaeological documents. - R. C. Majumdar: Scientific spirit in ancient India. - J. Filliozat: India and scientific exchanges in antiquity. - Kiyosi Yabuuti: Sciences in China from the fourth to the end of the twelfth century. - J. M. Millas-Vallicrosa: Translations of oriental scientific works (to the end of the thirteenth century). - Bertrand Gille: Technological developments in Europe: 1100 to 1400. (interessant hoofdstuk, 168-220)(uit het Frans vertaald) - M. D. Chenu: Nature and man at the school of Chartres in the twelfth century. De tweede reeks bijdragen gaat over moderner tijden, en lijkt me minder uniek.

Evan Selinger & Robert P. Crease (Eds) (2006). The philosophy of expertise. Columbia University Press. isbn 0231136447

John Earman (Ed.) (1983). Testing scientific theories. University of Minnesota Press. isbn 0816611599

• ao: Clark Glymour: On testing and evidence - Bas C. van Fraassen: Theory comparison and relevant evidence - Roger Rosenkrantz: Why Glymour is a Bayesian - Richard Jeffrey: Bayesianism with a human face - Ronald N. Giere: Testing theoretical hypootheses - Henry Kyburg: The deductive model: does it have instances?) [Testing scientific theories. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Special gewijd aan Glymour's bootstrapping theory of confirmation, met bijdragen van van Fraassen, Jeffrey, Giere, Kyburg, Paul Meehl en anderen.

Jaakko Hintikka (2007). Socratic epistemology. Explorations of knowledge-seeking by questioning. Cambridge University Press. isbn 9780521616515

Norwood Russell Hanson (1958). Patterns of discovery. Cambridge at the University Press.

George Dykhuizen (1973). The life and mind of John Dewey. Carbondale and Edwardsville: Southern Illinois University Press. isbn 0809306166

Larry Laudan (1977). Progress and its problems. Towards a theory of scientific growth. University of California Press. isbn 0520037219 info

Ik heb meteen een stuk ervan gelezen. Leuk. o.a. 7. Rationality and the sociology of knowledge. 6. The history of ideas begint meteen met een uiteenzetting over disciplinary autonomy. In dit hoofdstuk ook aardige passages over ‘verklaren.' p. 177: To assume problem identity through time is, for the historian of ideas, the first step on the road to what may be a most serious falsification of the historical record, for when we misconceive the precise character of a thinker's problems, we are apt to misunderstand the nature of the solutions he proposes. Leuk: wat ik in het artikel over assessment (1998) probeer te doen is in zekere zin precies het omgekeerde: laten zien hoe eens goede oplossingen voor bepaalde problemen zijn blijven bestaan, hoewel de problemen zijn veranderd of verdwenen!

Nancy Cartwright (1993). How the laws of physics lie. Oxford University Press. isbn 0198247044

Nancy Cartwright (1989/1994). Nature's capacities and their measurement. Oxford University Press. isbn 0198235070

Nancy Cartwright (1999). The dappled world. A study of the boundaries of science. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521644119

Lattis, James M. Lattis (1994). Between Copernicus and Galileo. Christoph Clavius and the collapse of Ptolemaic cosmology. The University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226469298 — 293 pp. paperback

Richard Boyd, Philip Gasper & J. D. Trout (Eds) (1991). The philosophy of science. The MIT Press. isbn 0262521563

• ao.: Percy Bridgman: The operational character of scientific concepts
• Carl Hempel: Empiricist criteria of cognitive significance: Problems and changes - Hilary Putnam: Explanation and reference
• Bas van Fraassen: To save the phenomena
• Richard Boyd: On the curent status of scientific realism
• Larry Laudan: A confutation of convergent realism
• Ian Hacking: Experimentation and scientific realism
• Carl Hempel: Laws and their role in scientific explanation
• Bas van Fraassen: The pragmatics of explanation
• Nancy Cartwright: The reality of causes in a world of instrumental laws
• John Watkins: Methodological individualism and social tendencies

Otto Neurath, Rudolf Carnap & Charles Morris (Eds) (1971 3rd). Foundations of the unity of science. Volume 1 and 2 Chicago University Press. isbn 0226575861, 0226575888

• • Charles Morris (1938): Foundations of the Theory of Signs
  • Rudolf Carnap (1939): Foundations of Logic and Mathematics
  • Leonard Bloomfield (1939): Linguistic Aspects of Science
  • Victor F. Lenzen (1938): Procedures of Empirical Science
  • Ernest Nagel (1939): Principles of the theory of probability
  • Philipp Frank (1946): Foundations of Physics
  • E. Finlay-Freundlich (1951): Cosmology
  • Felix Mainx (1955): Foundations of Biology
  • Egon Brunswik (1952): The Conceptual Framework of Psychology
  • Neurath (1952). Foundations of the social sciences.
  • Kuhn (1970): Structure of scientific revolutions.
  • Edel (1961): Science and the structure of ethics.
  • Dewey (1939): Theory of valuation.
  • Woodger (1939): Technique of theory construction.
  • Tintner (1968). Methodology of mathematical economics.
  • Hempel (1952). Fundamentals of concept formation in empirical science.
  • Santillana and Zilsel (1941): Development of rationalism and empiricism.
  • Joergen Joergensen (1951): Development of logical empiricism

Martin Curd & J. A. Cover (Eds) (2001). Philosophy of science. The central issues. Norton. isbn 0393971759 info

• 1. I. Science and Pseudoscience
     Introduction
     • Karl Popper—"Science: Conjectures and Refutations" 33-39
     • Thomas S. Kuhn—"Logic of Discovery or Psychology of Research?" 1970 (Lakatos & Musgrave)
     • Imre Lakatos—"Science and Pseudoscience" (radio lecture 1973 / philoophicalpapers)
     • Paul R. Thagard—"Why Astrology is a Pseudoscience" (1978, Asquith & Hacking)
     • Michael Ruse—"Creation-Science is Not Science" (1982, Science, Technology , and Human Values)
     • Larry Laudan—"Commentary: Science at the Bar"" (1982, Science, Technology , and Human Values) Michael Ruse—"Response to the Commentary: Pro Judice" " (1982, Science, Technology , and Human Values)
     • Commentary
  2. II. Rationality, Objectivity, and Values in Science
     Introduction
     • Thomas S. Kuhn—"The Nature and Necessity of Scientific Revolutions" 1970, 92-100 The structure of ...
     • Thomas S. Kuhn—"Objectivity, Value Judgment, and Theory Choice" (1973 / in 1977 The essential tension Ernan McMullin—"Rationality and Paradigm Change in Science" (1993, Horwich)
     • Larry Laudan—"Dissecting the Holist Picture of Scientific Change" (1984 Science and values 67-102
     • Helen E. Longino—"Values and Objectivity" (1990, Science as social knowledge 62-82
     • Kathleen Okruhlik—"Gender and the Biological Sciences" 1994 article in Biology and Society
  3. III. The Duhem-Quine Thesis and Underdetermination
     Introduction
     • Pierre Duhem—"Physical Theory and Experiment" (1954 The aim and strructure of physicl theory, 180-95, 208-19)
     • W. V. Quine—"Two Dogmas of Empiricism"" 1951 Philosophical Review, repr in 1953 From a logical point of view)
     • Donald Gillies—"The Duhem Thesis and the Quine Thesis" (fom 1993 Philiosophy of science 98-116)
     • Larry Laudan—"Demystifying Underdetermination" (1990, Savage)
  4. V. Induction, Prediction, and Evidence
     Introduction
     • Peter Lipton—"Induction" (from his 1991 Inference to the best explanation")
     • Karl Popper—"The Problem of Induction" (from the 1959 Logic of discovery)
     • Wesley C. Salmon—"Rational Prediction" (1981 British Journal for the Philosophy of Scirence)
     • Carl G. Hempel—"Criteria of Confirmation and Acceptability" (from the 1966 Philosophy of natural science)
     • Laura J. Snyder—"Is Evidence Historical?" (1994 Achinstein & Snyder)
     • Peter Achinstein—"Explanation v. Prediction: Which Carries More Weight?" (1994, Hull, Forbes and Burian)
     • Commentary
  5. V. Confirmation and Relevance: Bayesian Approaches
     Introduction
     • Wesley C. Salmon—"Rationality and Objectivity in Science or Tom Kuhn Meets Tom Bayes" (1990, Savage)
     • Clark Glymour—"Why I Am Not a Bayesian" (From his 1980 Theory and evidence, 63-93)
     • Paul Horwich—"Wittgensteinian Bayesianism" (1993, French, Uehling and Wettstein)
     • Commentary
  6. VI. Models of Explanation
     Introduction
     • Rudolf Carnap—"The Value of Laws: Explanation and Prediction" (Gardner (Ed) 1966 Philosophical foundations of physics, includes corrections made by Gardner after the 1995 reprint as 'Introduction to the philosophy of science'
     • Carl G. Hempel—"Two Basic Types of Scientific Explanation" (from Explanation in science and history, in 1962 Colodny, 9-19, 32)
     • Carl G. Hempel—"The Thesis of Structural Identity" (from 1965 Aspects of scientific explanation, 366-76)
     • Carl G. Hempel—"Inductive-Statistical Explanation" (from 1965 Aspects of scientific explanation, 381-3, 394-403)
     • David-Hillel Ruben—"Arguments, Laws, and Explanation" (from his 1990 Explaining explanation, 182-188, 191-208, 248-252)
     • Peter Railton—"A Deductive-Nomological Model of Probabilistic Explanation" (1978, Philosophy of Science)
     • Commentary
  7. VII. Laws of Nature
     Introduction
     • A. J. Ayer—"What is a Law of Nature?" (1956 Revue Internationale de Philosophie; reprinted in The concept of a person, 209-234)
     • Fred I. Dretske—"Laws of Nature" (Philosophy of Science, 1977, 248-68)
     • D. H. Mellor—"Necessities and Universals in Natural Laws" (1980 Mellor (Ed))
     • Nancy Cartwright—"Do the Laws of Physics State the Facts?" (Pacific Philosophical Quarterly)
     • Commentary
  8. VIII. Intertheoretic Reduction
     Introduction
     • Ernest Nagel—"Issues in the Logic of Reductive Explanations" (1974, Teleology revisited, 95-113)
     • Paul K. Feyerabend—"How to Be a Good Empiricist" (1963, Baumrin)
     • Thomas Nickles—"Two Concepts of Intertheoretic Reduction" (1975 Journal of Philosophy)
     • Philip Kitcher—"1953 and All That: A Tale of Two Sciences" (1984 Philosophical Review)
     • Commentary
  9. Empiricism and Scientific Realism
     Introduction
     • Grover Maxwell—"The Ontological Status of Theoretical Entities" (1962, Feigl and maxwell)
     • Bas C. van Fraassen—"Arguments Concerning Scientific Realism" (from his 1980 The scientific image)
     • Alan Musgrave—"Realism versus Constructive Empiricism" (1985, Churchland and Hooker)
     • Larry Laudan—"A Confutation of Convergent Realism" (1981 Philosophy of Science)
     • James Robert Brown—"Explaining the Success of Science" (1985, Ratio)
     • Ian Hacking—"Experimentation and Scientific Realism" (1982, Philosophical Topics)
     • David B. Resnick—"Hacking’s Experimental Realism" (1994, Canadian Journal of Philosophy)
     • Arthur Fine—"The Natural Ontological Attitude" (1984 Leplin)
     • Alan Musgrave—"NOA’s Ark—Fine for Realism" (1989 Philosophical Quarterly)
     • Commentary

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Alan Sokal (2010). Beyond the hoax. Science, philosophy and culture. Oxford University Press. isbn 9780199561834

Fix, Andrew C. Fix (1991). Prophecy and reason. The Dutch Collegiants in the early Enlightenment. Princeton University Press. isbn 069103141X

(keywords: Collegiants - Netherlands - History - Enlightenment - intellectual life - history of doctrine - 17th century - rationalism)

• As the book makes clear, an epistemological approach demonstrates that counterfactual reasoning, unlike inductive inference, is not a matter of abstract reasoning alone but one of good judgment and common sense.

Amélie Oksenberg Rorty (Ed.) (1998). Philosophers on education. New historical perspectives. Routledge. isbn 0415191319info

• 1. THE RULING HISTORY OF EDUCATION Amélie Oksenberg Rorty 1
  2. SOCRATIC EDUCATION Paul Woodruff 13
  3. PLATO’S COUNSEL ON EDUCATION Zhang LoShan 30
  4. ARISTOTELIAN EDUCATION C.D.C.Reeve 49
  5. AUGUSTINE ON WHAT WE OWE TO OUR TEACHERS Simon Harrison 64
  6. AUGUSTINIAN LEARNING Philip L.Quinn 79
  7. AQUINAS’S CRITIQUE OF EDUCATION: AGAINST HIS OWN AGE,AGAINST OURS Alasdair MacIntyre 93
  8. MAIMONIDES ON EDUCATION Josef Stern 107
  9. DESCARTES, OR THE CULTIVATION OF THE INTELLECT Daniel Garber 122
  10. HOBBES: TRUTH, PUBLICITY AND CIVIL DOCTRINE Jeremy Waldron 138
  11. HOBBES ON EDUCATION Richard Tuck 147
  12. SPINOZA AND THE EDUCATION OF THE IMAGINATION Genevieve Lloyd 156
  13. LOCKE: EDUCATION FOR VIRTUE John W.Yolton 172
  14. LOCKE ON THE EDUCATION OF PAUPERS Peter Gay 189
  15. LEIBNIZ AS A THEORIST OF EDUCATION Patrick Riley 191
  16. CONDORCET AND ADAM SMITH ON EDUCATION ANDINSTRUCTION Emma Rothschild 208
  17. HUME ON MORAL SENTIMENTS, AND THE DIFFERENCE THEYMAKE Annette C.Baier 226
  18. ROUSSEAU’S EDUCATIONAL EXPERIMENTS Amélie Oksenberg Rorty 237
  19. TRAINING TO AUTONOMY: KANT AND THE QUESTION OF MORALEDUCATION Barbara Herman 254
  20. JEFFERSONIAN AMBIVALENCES Eva T.H.Brann 272
  21. A ROMANTIC EDUCATION: THE CONCEPT OF BILDUNG IN EARLYGERMAN ROMANTICISM Frederick C.Beiser 284
  22. HEGEL ON EDUCATION Allen W.Wood 300
  23. A NIETZSCHEAN EDUCATION: ZARATHUSTRA/ ZARATHUSTRA ASEDUCATOR Richard Schacht 318
  24. JOHN STUART MILL: DEMOCRACY AS SENTIMENTALEDUCATION Elizabeth Anderson 333
  25. THE PAST IN THE PRESENT: PLATO AS EDUCATOR OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY BRITAIN M.F.Burnyeat 352
  26. MORAL EDUCATION IN AND AFTER MARX Richard W.Miller 373
  27. DEWEYAN PRAGMATISM AND AMERICAN EDUCATION Alan Ryan 392
  28. LEARNING FROM FREUD Adam Phillips 409
  29. ENLIGHTENMENT AND THE VIENNA CIRCLE’S SCIENTIFICWORLD-CONCEPTION Thomas E.Uebel 416
  30. EDUCATION AND SOCIAL EPISTEMOLOGY Alvin I.Goldman 437
  31. TRADITIONAL SHI‘ITE EDUCATION IN QOM Roy P.Mottahedeh 449
  32. HE YESHIVA Moshe Halbertal and Tova Hartman Halbertal 455
  33. CIVIC EDUCATION IN THE LIBERAL STATE William Galston 467

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Dirk Noordman (1996). Economie en filosofie in de vroege middeleeuwen. Verloren. isbn 9065504265

Jozef T. Devreese & Guido vanden Berghe (2003). 'Wonder en is gheen wonder' De geniale wereld van Simon Stevin 1548-1620. Leuven: Davidsfonds. isbn 9058261743 Over Stevin

George A. Reisch (2005). How the Cold War transformed philosophy of science. To the icy slopes of logic. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521546893

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Gregory J. Feist (2006). The psychology of science and the origins of the scientific mind. Yale University Press. isbn 030011074X

Arno Borst (1993). The ordering of time. From the ancient computus to the modern computer. Polity Press. isbn: 0226066584

John Asimakopoulos (2014). Social structures of direct democracy. On the political economy of equality. Brill. info [besturen door willekeurig gekozen burgers][van Reybroeck] [als eBook in KB]

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Buridan, Johannes Buridan (1489/1988). De ethiek. Uitgegeven, ingeleid en van aantekeningen voorzien door Henri Krop. Baarn: Ambo. isbn 9026308817 Interessant boekje, Buridan is Lage Landen filosoof, bekend van zijn werk in Parijs, leerling van Aquino. Dit boekje bevat commentaar op Aristoteles' Ethica Nicomachea. In de vorm van quaestiones.

J. L. Mackie (1974). The cement of the universe. A study of causation. Oxford at the Clarendon Press. isbn 0198246420

Karl R. Popper (1994). Alles Leben ist Problemlösen. Über Erkenntnis, Geschichte und Politik. Piper. isbn 3492037267

(1955). Freedom and restriction in science and its aspects in society. Congress promoted by the Netherlands University for the discussion of the subject. Martinus Nijhoff.

Joel J. Kupperman (1999). Learning from Asian philosophy. Oxford University Press. isbn 019512832X

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Ernan McMullin (Ed.) (1967). Galileo Man of Science. Basic Books. lccc 68-11203

• a.o.: Ernan McMullin: Introduction: Galileo, man of science 3-51; Stillman Drake: Galileo: A biographical sketch 52-66; A Rupert Hall: The significance of Galileo’s thought for the history of science 67-83; Alexandre Koyré: Giambattista Benedetti, criticus of Aristotle. 98-117; I. Bernard Cohen: Galileo, Newton, and the divine order of the solar system. 207-231; Thomas B. Settle: Galileo’s use of experiment a a tool of investigation. 315-337; Ernst Cassirer: Mathematical mysticism and mathematical science. 338-351; Stillman Drake: Galileo in English literature in the seventeenth century. 415-431

Maurice A. Finocchiaro (1980). Galileo and the art of reasoning. Rhetorical foundations of logic and scientific method. Reidel. isbn 9027710945

Stillman Drake (1981). Cause, experiment and science. A galilean dialogue incorporating a new English translation of Galileo's "Bodies that stay atop water, or move in it." The University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226162281

Galileo Galilei (1638/2002). Dialogues concerning two new sciences. Edited, with commentary, by Stephen Hawking. Running Press. isbn 0762420154

Dava Sobel (1999). Galileo's daughter: a historical memoir of science, faith, and love. New York: Walker. isbn 0802713432

Stillman Drake (1990) Galileo: Pioneer scientist. University of Toronto Press. isbn 08020767076076

Galileo Galilei (1632/1953, 1967) Dialogue concerning the two chief world systems - Ptolemaic & Copernican. Translated, with revised notes, by Stillman Drake, foreword by Albert Einstein. University of California Press. isbn 0520004507

Stillman Drake (1978/1995). Galileo at work. His scientific autobiography. Dover. isbn 0486286312

A. Rupert Hall (1963/1981). From Galileo to Newton. Dover. isbn 0486242277 — 380 pp. softcover

Stillman Drake (1957). Discoveries and opinions of Galileo. Anchor Books/Doubleday. isbn 0385092393 (i.a.: The starry messenger (1610), Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina (1615), extracts from Letters on sunspots (1613), en The assayer (1623))

Akeel Bilgrami & Jonathan R. Cole (Eds.) (2015). Who's afraid of academic freedom? Columbia University Press. isbn 9780231168809

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• 1. A Brief History of Academic Freedom, by Geoffrey R. Stone
  2. Truth, Balance, and Freedom, by Akeel Bilgrami
  3. Academic Freedom and Its Opponents, by David Bromwich
  4. Academic Freedom Under Fire, by Jonathan R. Cole
  5. Knowledge, Power, and Academic Freedom, by Joan W. Scott
  6. Obscurantism and Academic Freedom, by Jon Elster
  7. What's So Special About Academic Freedom?, by Michele Moody-Adams
  8. Academic Freedom and the Constitution, by Robert Post
  9. IRB Licensing, by Philip Hamburger
  10. To Follow the Argument Where It Leads: An Antiquarian View of the Aim of Academic Freedom at the University of Chicago, by Richard A. Shweder
  11. What Is Academic Freedom For?, by Robert J. Zimmer
  12. Academic Freedom: Some Considerations, by Matthew Goldstein and Frederick Schaffer
  13. Academic Freedom and the Boycott of Israeli Universities, by Stanley Fish
  14. Exercising Rights: Academic Freedom and Boycott Politics, by Judith Butler
  15. Israel and Islamic Freedom, by John Mearsheimer
  16. Academic Freedom and the Subservience to Power, by Noam Chomsky
  17. Academic Freedom: A Pilot Study of Faculty Views, by Jonathan R. Cole, Stephen Cole, and Christian C. Weiss
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Announced: Joanna Williams (2016). Academic Freedom in an Age of Conformity Confronting the Fear of Knowledge. Palgraveinfo

Isaac Newton (1726/1999). The principia. Mathemathical principles of natural philosophy. A new translation by I. Bernard Cohen & Anne Whitman. Preceded by I. Bernard Cohen A guide to Newton’s Principia. University of California Press. info

Cohen’s Guide is an important book in itself.). Replaces the problematic translation by Motte (1729), as revised by Cajori (1934)(University of California Press).

Michael White (1997). Isaac Newton, the last sorcerer. London: Fourth Estate. isbn 1857024168

H. J. E. Beth (1932). Newton's 'Principia.' deel I, II. Groningen: Noordhoff.

Robert Palter (Ed.) (1970). 1666 The annus mirabilis of Sir Isaac Newton. MIT Press. isbn 0262160358

The articles in this symposium were originally published in The Texas Quarterly, 19 #3, autumn 1967. Articles on Newton's life and society, on his scientific achievements, on philosophical analysis of his scientific achievements, and on his influence.

Richard S. Westfall (1971). Force in Newton's physics. The science of dynamics in the seventeenth century. American Elsevier.

Jammer, Max Jammer (1954/1993). Concepts of space. The history of theories of space in physics. Third, enlarged edition. New York: Dover. isbn 0486271196

• The concept of space in antiquity - Judeo-Christian ideas about space - The emancipation of the space concept from Aristotelianism - The concept of absolute space - The concept of space in modern science - Recent developments in the philosophy of physical space

Russell McCormmach (2004). Speculative truth. Henry Cavendish, natural philosophy, and the rise of modern theoretical science. Oxford University Press. isbn 0195160045

“The concepts of heat and of temperature; a newly found, long missing, unpublished manuscript containing his first theory of heat, approximately from 1790.”

Max Jammer (2000). Concepts of mass in contemporary physics and philosophy. Princeton University Press. isbn 069101017X info

• Inertial Mass 5 - Relativistic Mass 41 - The Mass-Energy Relation 62 - Gravitational Mass and the Principle of Equivalence 90 - The Nature of Mass 143

Max Jammer (1957/1999). Concepts of force. Dover edition 1999. review by Patrick Suppes

• The formation of scientific concepts - The conception of force in ancient thought - The development of the concept of force in Greek science - Concepts of force in preclassical mechanics - The scientific conceptualization of force: Kepler - 'Force' and the rise of classical mechanics - The newtonian concept of force - The concept of force in theological interpretations of newtonian mechanics - Dynamism: Leibniz, Boscovich, Kant, Spencer - Mechanistic theories of force (gravitation) - Modern criticism of the concept of force - The concept of force in contemporary science

Bernard d'Espagnat (2006). On physics and philosophy. Princeton University Press. isbn 0891119643

info; & Ch. 1 pdf

Edward Grant (1981). Much ado about nothing. Theories of space and vacuum from the middle ages to the scientific revolution. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521229839

Hasok Chang (2004/2007). Inventing temperature. Measurement and scientific progress. Oxford University Press. isbn 9780195337389

• short abstracts of chapters
• A key publication. Did physicists really solve their measurement problems? Work in the spirit of Nancy Cartwright.
• This work won him the Lakatos Prize html

Milic Capek (Ed.) (1976). The concepts of space and time. Their structure and their development. Dordrecht/Boston: Reidel. isbn 9027703752 (Contributions from Duhem, Koyré, Jammer, Descartes, Russell, Einstein, Bergson etc.)

Norwood Russell Hanson (). Perception and discovery. An introduction to scientifi inquiry. Freeman, Cooper & Company.

• a.o. <1--fotokopie van de volgende--> Definining conceptual boundaries (Ch. 2, 25-41); Measuring and counting: more boundaries (Ch. 3, 42-57); Can we see facts? (Ch. 10, 171-185); Facts and seeing that (Ch. 11 186-198); Waves, particles, and facts (Ch. 12 201-219); Hypotheses facta fingunt (Ch. 13, 220-237); Scientific simplicity and crucial experimnets (Ch. 14, 239-255); Theory-laden language (Ch. 18, 298-313); The scientists’ toolbox (Ch. 19, 314-327); Laws, truths, and hypotheses (Ch. 20, 328-344); Principles and platitudes (Ch. 21 345-360).

Jerome A. Popp (1998). Naturalizing philosophy of education. John Dewey in the Postanalytic Period. Southern Illinois University Press. isbn 0809321718

Mark Lilla (2001). The reckless mind. Intellectuals in politics. New York Review of Books. isbn 0940322765 info. A number of casus, oa Heidegger, Foucault. Interesting.

E. W. Beth (1944). Geschiedenis der logica. Den Haag: Servire.

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Frans H. van Eemeren, Rob Grootendorst, & Tjark Kruiger (1987). Handbook of argumentation theory. A critical survey of classical backgrounds and modern studies. Pragmatics and discourse analysis. FORIS Publications. isbn 9067653306

Jean van Heijenoort (Ed.) (1967). From Frege to Gödel. Harvard University Press. isbn 0674324498 - - 664 pp. softcover, fourth printing 1981, insides clean and tight

Antoine Braet (2007). De redelijkheid van de klassieke retorica. Leiden University Press.

Jonathan Barnes (2007). Truth, etc. Six lectures on ancient logic. Oxford University Press. isbn 9780199282814

Maurice A. Finocchiaro (2005). Arguments about arguments. Systematic, critical and historical essays in logical theory. Cambridge University Press. isbn 0521618533 info

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  • 1 - Informal Logic and the Theory of Reasoning (1984) 21
  • 2 - An Historical Approach to the Study of Argumentation (1987) 34
  • 3 - Methodological Problems in Empirical Logic (1989) 46
  • 4 - Two Empirical Approaches to the Study of Reasoning (1994) 65
  • 5 - Critical Thinking, Critical Reasoning, and Methodological Reflection (1996) 92
  • 6 - Fallacies and the Evaluation of Reasoning (1981) 109
  • 7 - Six Types of Fallaciousness: Toward a Realistic Theory of Logical Criticism (1987) 128
  • 8 - Asymmetries in Argumentation and Evaluation (1992) 148
  • 9 - The Positive versus the Negative Evaluation of Arguments (1994) 159
  • 10 - Siegel on Critical Thinking: Reasoning versus Rationality versus Criticism (1989) 181
  • 21 - The Concept of Judgment and Huygens’ Theory of Gravity (1980) 361
  • 22 - Empiricism, Judgment, and Argument: Toward an Informal Logic of Science (1988) 386
  • 23 - Criticism, Reasoning, and Judgment in Science (1995) 409)

Hintikka, J. Hintikka & U. Remes (1974). The method of analysis. Its geometrical origin and its general significance. Reidel. isbn 9027705321

• ix. On the significance of the method of analysis in early odern science. 105-117

Richmond Campbell & Lanning Sowden (Eds) (1985). Paradoxes of rationality and cooperation. Prisoner's dilemma and Newcomb's problem. The University of British Columbia Press. isbn 0774802154

Axelrod, Robert (1984). The evolution of cooperation. Basic Books. isbn 0465021220 — 241 pp. small octavo, 1st printing, cloth, dust jacket worn, name on free frontpaper, otherwise insides clean & tight

James S. Coleman & Thomas J. Fararo (Eds) (1992). Rational choice theory. Advocacy and critique. London: SAGE. isbn 0803947623.

E. J. Dijksterhuis (1943). Simon Stevin. 's-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff.

• • Het leven
  • De werken
  • Wiskunde
  • Mechanica
  • Hydrostatica
  • Astronomie
  • Geographie
  • Zeevaartkunde
  • Techniek
  • Krijgswetenschap
  • Boekhouden
  • Bouwkunde
  • Muziek
  • Burgerlijke stoffen
  • Logica
  • Stevin en de Nederlandsche taal
  • Stevin en Maurits
  • Stevins persoonlijkheid

Jack Dowie & Paul Lefrere (Eds) (1980). Risk & Chance. Selected Readings Open University Press. isbn 0335002625

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  • Daryl Bem: The concept of risk in human behaviour - Anatol Rapoport: The use and misuse of game theory - A. J. Ayer: Chance - Vilhelm Aubert: Chance in social affairs [on lotteries] - Robert Nozick: Prohibition, compensation and risk - Erving Goffman: Where the action is

Johan van Benthem (2015). Constanten, of variabelen, van het logisch denken. pdf

Vooral over Evert -Willem Beth.

Raimo Tuomela (1977). Human action and its explanation. A study on the philosophical foundations of psychology. Reidel. 1977. isbn 902270824X — 426 pp., cloth, dust jacket one tear, first free endpaper clipped, otherwise clean and tight

Max Jammer (1957). Concepts of force. A study in the foundations of dynamics. Harvard University Press. lccc 57-7610 Max Jammer (1957). Concepts of force. A study in the foundations of dynamics. Dover edition 1999. isbn 048640689X

Max Jammer (1957/1962). Concepts of force. A study in the foundations of dynamics. Harper edition 1962. lccc 57-7610

Max Jammer (1961). Concepts of mass in classical and modern physics. Harvard University Press. lccc 61-13737

Anthony Kenny (1989). The metaphysics of mind. Clarendon. isbn 0198249659

Russell L. Ackoff & Fred E. Emery (1972). On purposeful systems. Chicago: Aldine. isbn 0202370003

Rorty, Amélie Oksenberg Rorty (Ed.) (1976). The identities of persons. University of California Press. isbn 0520030303

• i.a.: David Lewis: Survival and identity - John Perry: The importance of being identical - David Wiggins: Locke, Butler, and the stream of consciousness: and men as natural kind - Daniel Dennett: Conditions of personhood - Ronald de Sousa: Rational homunculi

Franz Rosenthal (1970). Knowledge triumphant. The concept of knowledge in medieval Islam. Leiden: Brill. pdf

Robert G. Colodny (Ed.) (1970). The nature and function of scientific theories. Essays in contemporary science and philosophy. University of Pittsburgh Press. isbn 0822932113 info; read online: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/p/pittpress/

• • Grover Maxwell: Theories, Perception, and Structural Realism;
  • Mary Hess: Is There an Independent Observation Language?;
  • Abner Shimony: Scientific Inference;
  • Wesley C. Salmon: Statistical Explanation;
  • Norwood Russell Hanson: A Picture Theory of Theory Meaning;
  • Paul K. Feyerabond: Problems of Empiricism, Part II

Ingrd Robeyns (2016). Capabilitarianism. final version

• This paper offers a critique of Martha Nussbaum's description of the capability approach, and offers an alternative.

Herbert Feigl & May Brodbeck (Eds.) (1953). Readings in the philosohy of science. Appleton-Century-Crofts lccc 53-6438

• Introductory: Nature and function of the philosophy of science / May Brodbeck - - Scientific outlook : naturalism and humanism / Herbert Feigl - - I. The nature of scientific method: Does science have metaphysical presuppositions? - - Arthur Pap - - Logic of modern physics / P. W. Bridgman - Testability and meaning / Rudolf Carnap - - Verifiability theory of meaning / Hans Reichenbach - - Logic of psychophysical measurement / Gustave Bergmann and Kenneth W. Spence - - II. Philosophy of the formal sciences : form and factual science / Rudolf Carnap - - Nature of a logical or mathematical system / Morris R. Cohen and Ernest Nagel - - On the nature of mathematical truth / Carl G. Hempel - - III. Space, time, and relativity: Newton's views of time, space and motion / Ernst Mach - - Non-Euclidean geometries and the non-Euclidean world / Henri Poincare - - Are natural laws conventions? / Moritz Schlick - - Geometry and experience / Albert Einstein - - Philosophical significance of the theory of relativity / Hans Reichenbach - - Philosophical interpretations and misinterpretations of the theory of relativity / Philipp Frank - - IV. The logic of scientific explanation and theory construction : physical theory and experiment / Pierre Duhem - - Fundaments of theoretical physics / Albert Einstein - - Outline of an empiricist philosophy of physics / Gustav Bergmann - - Structure of theories / Norman R. Campbell - - Interpretation of physics / Rudolf Carnap - - Logic of explanation / Carl G. Hempel and Paul Oppenheim - - Induction, explanation, and transcendent hypotheses / William Kneale - - Constructions and Inferred Entities / Lewis White Beck - - Unity of science and unitary science / Herbert Feigl - - V. Causality, determinism, indeterminism, and probability : on the notion of cause, with applications to the free-will problem / Bertrand Russell - - Notes on causality / Herbert Feigl - - Causal character of modern physical theory / Ernest Nagel - - Two concepts of probability / Rudolf Carnap - - Logical foundations of the theory of probability / Hans Reichenbach - - Logic of Quanta / Gustav Bergmann - - Principle of anomaly in quantum mechanics / Hans Reichenbach - - VI. Philosophical problems of biology and psychology: Philosophy of organic life / Moritz Schlick - Teleological explanation and teleological systems/ Ernest Nagel - - Philosophy of science in Gestalt theory / Edward H. Madden - - Postulates and methods of behaviorism / Kenneth W. Spence - - Operational analysis of psychological terms / B. F. Skinner - - Hypothetical constructs and intervening variables / Kenneth MacCorquodale and Paul E. Meehl - - Mind-body problem in the development of logical empiricism / Herbert Feigl - - On some methodological problems of psychology / Gustav Bergmann - - Law and convention in psychology / Paul E. Meehl - - VII. Philosophy of the social sciences: Reason in social science / Morris R. Cohen - - Can the social sciences be value-free? / J. A. Passmore - - Operation called Verstehen / Theodore Abel - - Logic of historical analysis / Ernest Nagel - - Dialectic in society and history / Sidney Hook - - Physics and the problem of historico-sociological laws / Edgar Zilsel - - Ideal types and historical explanation / J. W. N. Watkins - - Scope and method of economics / Oscar Lange - - VIII. Epilogue: Limits of science / Eugene P. Wigner - Causality and the science of human behavior / Adolf Grunbaum - - Laws of science and the laws of ethics / Albert Einstein

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Gerald Horton & Robert S. Morison (Eds.) (1979). Limits of scientific inquiry. W. W. Norton & Cy. isbn 0393012123

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  • Lynn White, Jr.: Science and the sense of self: The medieval background of a modern confrontation 47-60

John E. Lesch (1984). Science and medicine in France. The emergence of experimental physiology, 1790-1855. Harvard UP. isbn 0674794001

W Patrick McCray (2016). It’s not all lightbulbs. If we abandon the cult of the Great White Innovator, we will understand the history of technology in a much deeper way. blog

Galileo Galilei (1632/2012). Dialoog over de twee voornaamste wereldsystemen. Atheneum. isbn 9789025369989 (vertaler: Hans van den Berg) recensie

Lee J. Cronbach & Paul E. Meehl (1956). Construct validity in psychological tests. In Herbert Feigl & Michael Scriven: The foundations of science and the concepts of psychology and psychoanalysis. Minnesota Studies in the philosophy of science. Volume I. (174-203). pdf

Isaac Newton (1963). Mathematische Prinzipien der Naturlehre. Mit Bemerkungen und Erläuterungen herausgegeben von J. Ph. Wolfers. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft .

Annibale Fantoni (1996 2bd). Galileo for copernicanism and for the church. Vatican Observatory Publications. The University of Notre Dame Press. isbn 0268010323 info on 3rd

• [On the 3rd edition, a 640 pp book:] After the publication of the second English edition of this book, the opening of the archives of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith (formerly the Congregation of the Holy Office), which occurred in 1998, brought to light important new documents on aspects of the trial of Galileo and on steps taken by the Church in 1757. New historical research, especially that of Francesco Beretta, on procedures of the Holy Office and into the legal aspects of the Inquisition have provided important material for a better interpretation of the decisions taken by the Catholic Church in 1616 and in 1633. This third English edition of Galileo: For Copernicanism and for the Church takes advantage of all of this new research and also of Fantoli’s personal reflections upon that research.

W. K. C. Guthrie (1962). A History of Greek Philosophy. Volume One: The Earlier Presocratics and the Pythagoreans. Volume Two: The Presocratic Tradition from Parmenides to Democritus. Cambridge: At the University Press.

Cynthia Macdonald & Graham Macdonald (Eds.) (1995). Philosophy of psychology. Debates on psychological explanation. isbn 0631185429

• contributions from, a.o., Ned Block, Frederick Dretske, Jerry A. Fodor, John R. Searle, Christopher Peacocke.

John Hyman (Ed.) (1991). Investigating psychology. Sciences of the mind after Wittgenstein. Routledge. isbn 0414019826 info

• Part 1: Language and Behaviour 1. The Relation of Language to Instinctive Behaviour Norman Malcolm 2. Mechanism and Meaning Bruce Goldberg 3. The Enduring Relevance of Wittgenstein’s Remarks on Intentions Stuart Shanker 4. Conversations with Apes: Reflections on the Scientific Study of Language John Dupré Part 2: Perception and Representation 5. Seeing, Representing and Describing: An Examination of David Marr’s Computational Theory of Vision Peter Hacker 6. The Homunculus Fallacy Anthony Kenny 7. Visual Experience and Blindsight John Hyman.

Robert Binkley, Richard Bronaugh & Ausonio Marras (Eds.) (1971). Agent, action, and reason. Basil Blackwell. isbn 0631139109

Stephen Mory Straker (1971). Kepler's optics: A study in the development of seventeenth-century natural philosophy. dissertation Indiana university. facsimile Xerox University Microfilms. Ann Arbor.

Lisa Jardine (). Francis Bacon. Discovery and the art of discourse. Cambridge UP. isbn 0521204941 267 pp cloth ex-lib-->info, download chapters

Robert G. Colodny (Ed.) (1972). Paradigms and paradoxes. The philosophical challenge of the quantum domain. University of Pittsburgh Press. isbn 0822932350 info

Mario Livio (2016). Brilliant blunders from Darwin to Einstein. Colossal mistakes by great scientists that changed our understanding of life and the universe. Simon and Schuster. isbn 9781439192375 review by Freeman Dyson

Martijn van Calmthout & Jelle Reumer (Red.) (2014). Nobel op de kaart. Op zoek naar de Nederlandse Nobelprijswinnaars van vroeger en nu. Lias. isbn 9789088030444 info

D. Gabbay & F. Guenthner (Eds.) (1983). Handbook of philosophical logic. Volume I: Elements of classical logic. Reidel. isbn 9027715424 info

• a.o.:
• Wilfried Hodges: Elementary predicate logic, 1-132
• Dirk van Dalen: Algorithms and decision problems: A crash course in recursion theory. 409-477

Koestler & Smythies (Eds.) (1969/1972). Beyond reductionism. The Alpbach Symposium. Radius Books/Hutchinson. isbn 0091124115

• • a.o. Jean Piaget & Bärbel Inhelder: The gaps in empiricism 118-160
  • Jerome S. Bruner: On voluntary action and its hierarchical structure
  • F. A. Hayek: The primacy of the abstract 309-333

Kees Schuyt (2017). Spinoza en de vreugde van het inzicht. Balans. isb 9789460034060 youtube

Gerald Holton & Robert S. Morison (Eds.) (1979). Limits of scientific inquiry. W. W. Norton & Cy. isbn 0393012123 [UB Liden online only]

• Lynn White, Jr.: Science and the sense of self: the medieval background of a modern confrontation 47-60

Heather E. Douglas (2003). The Moral Responsibilities of Scientists (Tensions between Autonomy and Responsibility). American Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. 40, 59-68
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Frank van Kolfschooten (2012). Ontspoorde wetenschap. Over fraude, plagiaat en academische mores. Uitgverij de Kring. isbn 9789491567025

Frank van Kolfschooten (1993). Valse vooruitgang. Bedrog in de Nederlandse wetenschap. Uitgeverij L. J. Veen. isbn 9025401465

Ernst Cassirer (1923/1953). Substance and function. & Einstein's theory of relativity. Dover. isbn 0486200507 (The concept of number - The concept of space and geometry - The concepts of natural science - The concept of reality - Subjectivity and objectivity of the relational concepts - On the psychology of relations - Einstein's theory of relativity considered from the epistemological standpoint)

• The concept of number - The concept of space and geometry - The concepts of natural science - The concept of reality - Subjectivity and objectivity of the relational concepts - On the psychology of relations - Einstein's theory of relativity considered from the epistemological standpoint

Keith Lehrer (1990). Theory of knowledge. Routledge. isbn 0415054087

Stephen Toulmin (2001). Return to reason. Harvard University Press. isbn 0674004957 info

Ronald N. Giere (2006). Scientific perspectivism. The University of Chicago Press. isbn 0226292126 Read chapter one pdf

John W. Dawson, Jr. (1997). Logical dilemmas. The life and work of Kurt Gödel. A K Peters, Wellesley, Mass. 1568810253 review

Wolfgang F. Stolper (1994). Joseph Alois Schumpeter. The public life of a private man. Princeton UP. 0691043051

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