Información General

• Autores: Dennis Dieks (coord.), Wenceslao J. González Fernández (coord.), Stephan Hartmann (coord.), Marcel Weber (coord.), Michael Stöltzner (coord.)
• Editores: New York : Springer, 2012.
• Año de publicación: 2012
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-94-007-3029-8
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Listado de artículos

• • Team A: Formal methods

    • Dutch book arguments and imprecise probabilities

      Seamus Bradley

      págs. 3-17

      

    • Objectifying subjective probablities: Dutch book arguments for principles of direct inference

      Timothy Childers

      págs. 19-28

      

    • The foundations of statistics: inference vs. decision

      Ilkka Niiniluoto

      págs. 29-41

      

    • Tweety or Why probabilism and even bayesianism need objective and evidential probabilities

      Gerhard Schurz

      págs. 43-55

      

    • One size does not fil at all: proposal for a prior-adapted BIC

      Jan-Willem Romeijn, Rens Van de Schoot, Herbert Hoijtink

      págs. 75-86

      

  • Team B: Philosophy of the natural and life sciences ; Team D: Philosophy of the physical sciences

    • Mathematical biology and the existence of biological laws

      Mauro Dorato

      págs. 109-122

      

    • On empirical generalisations

      Federica Russo

      págs. 123-139

      

    • The limits of interventionism: causality in the social sciences

      Sebastian Mateiescu

      págs. 141-156

      

    • Causal realism

      Michael Esfeld

      págs. 157-168

      

    • Structural invariants, structural kinds, structural laws

      Holger Lyre

      págs. 169-181

      

    • Santa's gift of structural realism

      Paul Hoyningen-Huene

      págs. 183-186

      

    • The resilience of laws and the ephemerality of objects: can a form of structuralism be extended to biology?

      Steven French

      págs. 187-199

      

    • Natural kinds, conceptual change and the duck-bill platybus: LaPorte on incommensurability

      Michaela Massimi

      págs. 201-215

      

    • Biological laws and kinds within a conservative reductionist framework

      Christian Sachse

      págs. 217-230

      

    • Why it is time to move beyond Nagelian reduction

      Marie I. Kaiser

      págs. 245-262

      

    • Probability, indeterminism and biological processes

      Charlotte Werndl

      págs. 263-277

      

    • Bayesianism, convergence and molecular phylogenetics

      Bengt Autzen

      págs. 279-294

      

  • Team C: Philosophy of the cultural and social sciences

    • Quantities as realistic idealizations

      Ilkka Niiniluoto

      págs. 297-306

      

    • Mathematics as quasi-matter to build models as instruments

      Marcel Boumans

      págs. 307-318

      

    • Mathematical models and economic forecasting: some uses and mis-uses of mathematics in economics

      David F. Hendry

      págs. 319-335

      

    • The use of Mathematics in physics and economics: a comparison

      Donald Gillies

      págs. 337-350

      

    • Mathematics in cognitive science

      Daniel Andler

      págs. 363-377

      

    • Probability, statistics and law

      María Carla Galavotti

      págs. 379-389

      

    • Experiments in political science: the case of the voting rules

      Adrian Miroiu

      págs. 402-416

      

  • Team E: History of the philosophy of science

    • The beginning of model theory in the algebra of logic

      Volker Peckhaus

      págs. 419-429

      

    • Incomplete symbols and the theory of logical types

      Graham Stevens

      págs. 431-442

      

    • Statistical thinking between natural and social sciences and the issue of the unity os science: from Quetelet to the Vienna Circle

      Donata Romizi

      págs. 443-455

      

    • Carnap's logic of science and personal probability

      Thomas Uebel

      págs. 457-468

      

    • Erwin Schrödinge, Vienna indeterminist

      Michael Stöltzner

      págs. 481-495

      

    • Some historical and philosophical aspects of quantum probability theory and its interpretation

      Miklós Rédei

      págs. 497-506