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Springer, Dordrecht

2003

221 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-6371-7

Boston studies in the philosophy of science
vol. 236

Bulgarian studies in the philosophy of science

Edited by

Dimitri Ginev

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Ginev, D. (ed) (2003). Bulgarian studies in the philosophy of science, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

The danger of catching nature in contradiction

Petrov Sava

3-15

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Scientific rationality, decision and choice

Bouzov Vihren

17-29

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The information technology revolution

Spassov Spas

31-41

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Are bifurcations of human knowledge possible?

Petrov Assen

43-49

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The proliferation and synthesis of physical theories

Polikarov Asaria

53-68

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On human agency in physics

Bushev Michael

69-82

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Leibniz's logical systems

Sotirov Vladimir

85-93

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The logic between two centuries

Tabakov Martin

95-125

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Idealized cognitive models and other mental representations

Genova Dafina

129-140

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Philosophy of science meets cognitive science

Gurova Lilia

141-162

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Three words

Radev Slavian

163-166

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On Kant's conception of space and time

Stefanov Anguel S.

169-185

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How to be simultaneously an antiessentialist and a defender of science's cognitive specificity

Ginev Dimitri

187-205

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