Aristotle on inquiry : erotetic frameworks and domain-specific norms
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Aristotle on inquiry : erotetic frameworks and domain-specific norms
Cambridge University Press, 2021
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 293-306) and indexes
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Aristotle is a rarity in the history of philosophy and science - he is a towering figure in the history of both disciplines. Moreover, he devoted a great deal of philosophical attention to the nature of scientific knowledge. How then do his philosophical reflections on scientific knowledge impact his actual scientific inquiries? In this book James Lennox sets out to answer this question. He argues that Aristotle has a richly normative view of scientific inquiry, and that those norms are of two kinds: a general, question-guided framework applicable to all scientific inquiries, and domain-specific norms reflecting differences in the target of inquiry and in the means of observation available to researchers. To see these norms of inquiry in action, the second half of this book examines Aristotle's investigations of animals, the soul, material compounds, the motions of heavenly bodies, and respiration.
目次
- Introduction
- I. Erotetic Frameworks and Domain Specific Norms: 1. The Goal of Knowledge and Norms of Inquiry
- 2. An Erotetic Framework: The Posterior Analytics on Inquiry
- 3. A Discourse on
- 4. Natural Science: Many Inquiries, One Science
- II. Natural Inquiries: Autonomy and Integration: 5. The of Nature
- 6. The of Animals
- 7. The Soul: One Subject, Many Methods?
- 8. The Order of Inquiry I: Right and Left in Cosmology and Zoology
- 9. The Order of Inquiry II: The Debt of Aristotle's Zoology to Meteorology IV
- 10. Framework Norms meet Domain Specific Norms: Aristotle on Respiration.
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