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Once a central topic of philosophy of science, scientific explanation attracted less attention around the turn of the century. In recent years the subject reemerges in various ways on the working agenda. My aim in this book was to argue for a new sort of approach towards the topic. Taken into account the drawbacks of the previous conceptions but also the tendencies in actual research, I argue for a local, dynamic and non-theory driven kind of approach as the most promising one. Reference to models and the modeling processes would provide the frame for the articulation of such a view.

Produktbeschreibung
Once a central topic of philosophy of science, scientific explanation attracted less attention around the turn of the century. In recent years the subject reemerges in various ways on the working agenda. My aim in this book was to argue for a new sort of approach towards the topic. Taken into account the drawbacks of the previous conceptions but also the tendencies in actual research, I argue for a local, dynamic and non-theory driven kind of approach as the most promising one. Reference to models and the modeling processes would provide the frame for the articulation of such a view.
Autorenporträt
The author earned his PhD in logic and philosophy of science (2010) at the University Munich, Germany. He studied physics (BS, MS), statistics(MS) and philosophy(BA, MA) and was professionally active in Germany, USA (Rutgers University)& Romania (Romanian Academy). He is currently a researcher at the Institute of Anthropology 'Francisc I Rainer'.