The Routledge Handbook of Scientific Realism is an outstanding reference source to this exciting subject and the first collection of its kind. Comprising over thirty chapters by a team of international contributors the handbook covers the following central topics: The historical development of the realist stance; core issues and positions of classic debate; perspectives on contemporary debates and the realism debate in disciplinary context. The realism debate has an important bearing on our attitude towards science and this handbook is essential reading for students and researchers within philosophy of science.…mehr
The Routledge Handbook of Scientific Realism is an outstanding reference source to this exciting subject and the first collection of its kind. Comprising over thirty chapters by a team of international contributors the handbook covers the following central topics: The historical development of the realist stance; core issues and positions of classic debate; perspectives on contemporary debates and the realism debate in disciplinary context. The realism debate has an important bearing on our attitude towards science and this handbook is essential reading for students and researchers within philosophy of science.
Juha Saatsi is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, University of Leeds, UK.
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List of contributors Introduction: scientific realism in the 21st century -Juha Saatsi PART I: Historical development of the realist stance 1 Realism and logical empiricism -Matthias Neuber 2 The realist turn in the philosophy of science -Stathis Psillos PART II: Classic debate: core issues and positions 3 Success of science as a motivation for realism -K. Brad Wray 4 Historical challenges to realism -Peter Vickers 5 Underdetermination -Dana Tulodziecki 6 Kuhn, relativism and realism -Howard Sankey 7 Instrumentalism -Darrell P. Rowbottom 8 Empiricism -Otavio Bueno 9 Structural realism and its variants -Ioannis Votsis 10 Entity realism -Matthias Egg 11 Truthlikeness and Approximate Truth -Gerhard Schurz PART III: Perspectives on contemporary debates 12 Global versus local arguments for realism -Leah Henderson 13 Perspectivism -Michela Massimi 14 Is pluralism compatible with scientific realism? -Hasok Chang 15 Scientific progress -Ilkka Niiniluoto 16 Realism and the limits of explanatory reasoning -Juha Saatsi 17 Unconceived alternatives and the Strategy of Historical Ostension -P. Kyle Stanford 18 Realism, antirealism, epistemic stances, and voluntarism -Anjan Chakravartty 19 Modeling and realism: strange bedfellows? -Arnon Levy 20 Success and scientific realism: considerations from the philosophy of simulation -Eric Winsberg and Ali Mirza 21 Scientific realism and social epistemology -Martin Kusch PART IV: The realism debate in disciplinary context 22 Scientific realism and high energy physics -Richard Dawid 23 Getting real about quantum mechanics -Laura Ruetsche 24 Scientific realism and primordial cosmology -Jeremy Butterfield 25 Three kinds of realism about historical science -Derek Turner 26 Scientific realism and the earth sciences -Teru Miyake 27 Scientific realism and chemistry -Paul Needham 28 Realism about cognitive science -Mark Sprevak 29 Scientific realism and economics -Harold Kincaid PART V: Broader reflections 30 Realism and theories of truth -Jamin Asay 31 Realism and metaphysics -Steven French 32 Mathematical realism and naturalism -Mary Leng 33 Scientific realism and epistemology -Alexander Bird 34 Natural kinds for the scientific realist -Matthew Slater Index
List of contributors Introduction: scientific realism in the 21st century -Juha Saatsi PART I: Historical development of the realist stance 1 Realism and logical empiricism -Matthias Neuber 2 The realist turn in the philosophy of science -Stathis Psillos PART II: Classic debate: core issues and positions 3 Success of science as a motivation for realism -K. Brad Wray 4 Historical challenges to realism -Peter Vickers 5 Underdetermination -Dana Tulodziecki 6 Kuhn, relativism and realism -Howard Sankey 7 Instrumentalism -Darrell P. Rowbottom 8 Empiricism -Otavio Bueno 9 Structural realism and its variants -Ioannis Votsis 10 Entity realism -Matthias Egg 11 Truthlikeness and Approximate Truth -Gerhard Schurz PART III: Perspectives on contemporary debates 12 Global versus local arguments for realism -Leah Henderson 13 Perspectivism -Michela Massimi 14 Is pluralism compatible with scientific realism? -Hasok Chang 15 Scientific progress -Ilkka Niiniluoto 16 Realism and the limits of explanatory reasoning -Juha Saatsi 17 Unconceived alternatives and the Strategy of Historical Ostension -P. Kyle Stanford 18 Realism, antirealism, epistemic stances, and voluntarism -Anjan Chakravartty 19 Modeling and realism: strange bedfellows? -Arnon Levy 20 Success and scientific realism: considerations from the philosophy of simulation -Eric Winsberg and Ali Mirza 21 Scientific realism and social epistemology -Martin Kusch PART IV: The realism debate in disciplinary context 22 Scientific realism and high energy physics -Richard Dawid 23 Getting real about quantum mechanics -Laura Ruetsche 24 Scientific realism and primordial cosmology -Jeremy Butterfield 25 Three kinds of realism about historical science -Derek Turner 26 Scientific realism and the earth sciences -Teru Miyake 27 Scientific realism and chemistry -Paul Needham 28 Realism about cognitive science -Mark Sprevak 29 Scientific realism and economics -Harold Kincaid PART V: Broader reflections 30 Realism and theories of truth -Jamin Asay 31 Realism and metaphysics -Steven French 32 Mathematical realism and naturalism -Mary Leng 33 Scientific realism and epistemology -Alexander Bird 34 Natural kinds for the scientific realist -Matthew Slater Index
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