The philosophy of historical case studies
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The philosophy of historical case studies
(Boston studies in the philosophy of science, v. 319)
Springer, c2016
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Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume collects reflections on the role of philosophy in case studies in the history of science. Case studies have played a prominent role in recent history and philosophy of science. They have been used to illustrate, question, explore, or explicate philosophical points of view. Even if not explicitly so, historical narratives are always guided by philosophical background assumptions. But what happens if different philosophies lead to different narratives of the same historical episodes? Can historical case studies decide between competing philosophical viewpoints? What are the criteria that a case study has to fulfill in order to be philosophically relevant? Bringing together leading practitioners in the fields of history and philosophy of the physical and the life sciences, this volume addresses this methodological problem and proposes ways of rendering explicit philosophical assumptions of historical work.
目次
- Introduction
- Tilman Sauer and Raphel Scholl.- Chapter 1: Telling and Evaluating Philosophical Tales about the Scientific Past
- Theodore Arabatzis.- Chapter 2: "Baseline" and "Snapshot": Some Philosophical Reflections on an Approach to Historical Case Studies
- Giora Hon.- Chapter 3: The Pluralism of Theory-Laden Narratives: Can Case Studies Decide Arguments in the Philosophy of Science? Katherina Kinzel.- Chapter 4: The Lotka-Volterra Model Revisited
- Tarja Knuuttila and Andrea Loettgers.- Chapter 5: Underdetermination in 19th Century Electrodynamics: Developing a Philosophical Position Based on a Historical Case Study
- Wolfgang Pietsch.- Chapter 6: Case Studies: Why the Philosopher's Dilemma Misses the Point
- Karin Nickelsen.- Chapter 7: Multiple Perspectives on the Stern-Gerlach Experiment
- Tilman Sauer.- Chapter 8: The Role of Case Studies in the New Experimentalism
- Friedrich Steinle.- Chapter 9: Towards a Methodology for Integrated History and Philosophy of Science
- Raphael Scholl and Tim Raz.- Chapter 10: The Discovery of Elementary Particles: Why We Should Bother about the Ways of Telling the Story
- Adrian Wuthrich.
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