This two-volume collection of his essays written over a period of forty years explores the interrelations between science and philosophy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Preface 1. Integral epistemology 2. Reality, causality and closing the circle 3. Search for a world view that can accommodate our knowledge of microphysics 4. Perception from an evolutionary point of view 5. Is observation theory-laden? A problem in naturalistic epistemology 6. Coherence and the axioms of confirmation 7. An adamite derivation of the principles of the calculus of probability 8. The status of the principle of maximum entropy 9. Scientific inference 10. Reconsiderations on inductive logic 11. Comments on two epistemological these of Thomas Kuhn 12. Comment on Martin Eger's A Tale of Two Controversies Index.
Acknowledgements Preface 1. Integral epistemology 2. Reality, causality and closing the circle 3. Search for a world view that can accommodate our knowledge of microphysics 4. Perception from an evolutionary point of view 5. Is observation theory-laden? A problem in naturalistic epistemology 6. Coherence and the axioms of confirmation 7. An adamite derivation of the principles of the calculus of probability 8. The status of the principle of maximum entropy 9. Scientific inference 10. Reconsiderations on inductive logic 11. Comments on two epistemological these of Thomas Kuhn 12. Comment on Martin Eger's A Tale of Two Controversies Index.
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