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182891

Springer, Dordrecht

1981

535 Pages

ISBN 978-94-011-6458-0

Boston studies in the philosophy of science
vol. 65

Science and society

studies in the sociology of science

Joseph Agassi

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Agassi, J. (1981). Science and society: studies in the sociology of science, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

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1-17

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The present state of the philosophy of science

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18-32

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Was Wittgenstein really necessary?

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33-44

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Epistemology as an aid to science

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45-54

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Externalism

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55-67

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The autonomy of science

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68-76

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The legitimation of science

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77-84

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Sociologism in philosophy of science

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85-103

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Revolutions in science, occasional or permanent?

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104-118

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Cultural lag in science

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119-131

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Storage and communication of knowledge

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132-141

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The economics of scientific publications

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142-155

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Revising the referee system

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156-163

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Scientific schools and their success

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164-191

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Genius in science

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192-209

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Scientists as sleepwalkers

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210-222

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The logic of scientific inquiry

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223-238

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The choice of scientific problems

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239-252

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Between metaphysics and methodology

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253-261

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Research project

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262-272

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The methodology of research projects

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273-282

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Continuity and discontinuity in the history of science

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283-299

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Three views of the renaissance of science

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300-320

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On explaining the trial of galileo

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321-351

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The origins of the royal society

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352-371

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The ideological import of Newton

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372-387

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Sir John Herschel's philosophy of success

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388-420

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What makes for a scientific Golden age?

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421-435

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Max Weber's scientific religion

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436-443

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On pursuing the unattainable

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444-456

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Faith has nothing to do with rationality

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457-464

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Rationality and the tu quoque argument

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465-476

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Technocracy and scientific progress

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477-490

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Standards to live by

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491-501

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