61. Philosophy Of Science Philosopher Jeffrey L. Kasser launches an ambitious and exciting inquiry into what makes science science. But the route to the answers is a challenging, http://www.teach12.com/store/course.asp?id=4100&pc=Science and Mathematics

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63. Holmes And Philosophy Of Science Today, I am going to talk about Sherlock Holmes and his relationship with philosophy of science. Since my talk is going to be something like background http://www.bun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~suchii/holmes_1.html

Soshichi Uchii , Kyoto University, Japan Paper presented for the Lunchtime Colloquium, Sept. 24, 1991, Center for Philosophy of Science, Univ. of Pittsburgh CONTENTS 1. What does Holmes have to do with philosophy of science? 2. Sherlock Holmes as a logician 3. Key words of Holmes's theory of reasoning 4. Herschel-Mill's theory of induction ... 8. Conclusion; Bibliography (Q0) "From a drop of water," said the writer, "a logician could infer the possibility of an Atlantic or a Niagara without having seen or heard of one or the other. So all life is a great chain, the nature of which is known whenever we are shown a single link of it. Like all other arts, the Science of Deduction and Analysis is one which can only be acquired by long and patient study, nor is life long enough to allow any mortal to attain the highest possible perfection in it. " [ A Study in Scarlet , pt. 1, ch. 2] 1. What does Holmes have to do with philosophy of science? Today, I am going to talk about Sherlock Holmes and his relationship with philosophy of science. Since my talk is going to be something like background music, hopefully, for your lunch, I have chosen a rather light topic instead of a heavy dose of philosophy of science. To begin with, let me briefly outline what I am going to say. Of course you know who Sherlock Holmes is, although you may not know in detail what he did and what he said. Everyone knows that he was a very good detective and solved many difficult problems in criminal investigations. Everyone knows that he was an expert of reasoning and observation, so that he could frequently tell, on his first acquaintance with you, who you are and what you do, or where you come from, just by looking at you. [By the way, do you believe that Sherlock Holmes exists? If you believe that, you are a Sherlockian!]

64. What Is Philosophy Of Science? Received December 1992 In recognition of the completion of its 60th year of publication, philosophy of science presents an essay by C. West Churchman, http://groups.haas.berkeley.edu/gem/essays/philos.html

Give us some feedback into this essay, mail gem@haas.berkeley.edu A Reprint from Philosophy of Science GUEST EDITORIAL: WHAT IS THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE? C. West Churchman Received December 1992 In recognition of the completion of its 60th year of publication, Philosophy of Science presents an essay by C. West Churchman, who was Editor-in-Chief during 1948-1957. I was an Editor-in-Chief of Philosophy of Science Did the study of atomic physics cause the atomic bomb? Yes; a detailed account of the theory of the atom, the realization in the late 1930s and early 1940s that atomic energy could be produced in the form of a bomb, the scare that led Einstein to write his famous letter to Roosevelt, and the Manhattan Project and its "success" constitute an historical account of causally connected events leading to the explosion of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. These events then became the center of the so-called deterrence era among the super-powers up until recently, and undoubtedly will reappear as threats for centuries to come. So should we not ban the study of physics except under close control of its consequences? Such a question may appear absurd in the sense that it should not be considered. In fact, there seems to be no place in science to consider it. In the peculiar way in which science is organized, "should the study of physics be stopped?" does not belong to any recognized discipline and certainly not physics. Nor would the typical scientist have any idea of how to study the issue. Most scientists, if they paid any attention to the question at all, would say that it is an ethical issue, and hence outside the boundaries of science. I would be inclined to agree that it is ethical all right, but a more helpful suggestion is that it is a question of the management of science. In this discussion I suggest that there is such an activity as the managing of the scientific enterprise, and that its neglect has led to an unfortunate state of affairs relating to the future of the world and of the future of science itself.

65. Computational Philosophy Of Science - The MIT Press By applying research in artificial intelligence to problems in the philosophy of science, Paul Thagard develops an exciting new approach to the study of http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2&tid=5526

66. Marxism And The Philosophy Of Science By Helena Sheehan index page about book Marxism and the philosophy of science A Critical History with links to sections of the text published online. http://www.dcu.ie/~comms/hsheehan/mxphsc.htm

Marxism and the Philosophy of Science: A Critical History by Helena Sheehan 1st edition 1985 ISBN 0-391-02998-3 2nd edition 1993 ISBN 0-391-03780-3 Humanities Press International (456 pages) The entire book is now available in scanned pdf files below. Selected sections are in htm files below. Contents: pdf Introduction to 1st edition (1985) pdf Introduction to 2nd edition pdf Chapter 1 pdf Chapter 2 THE NEW GENERATION: The Marxism of the 2nd International pdf Chapter 3 pdf Chapter 4 THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION: Marxism in Power pdf introduction to chapter Early Years of the Revolution section on Lysenko and Lysenkoism conclusion to chapter Soviet Intellectual Life and the Purges Chapter 5 THE COMINTERN PERIOD: The Dialectics of Nature Debate introduction to chapter Formation of the Communist International sections on JD Bernal JBS Haldane and Christopher Caudwell conclusion to chapter Fate of the Comintern Index pdf pdf This book attempts to give a historical account of the development of marxism as a philosophy of science as well as a philosophical account of the issues involved. It encompasses the 1st 100 years of the existence of marxism, beginning with the mid-1840s when the philosophical ideas of Marx and Engels began to emerge in mature form, and ending with the mid-1940s with the dissolution of the Comintern and the end of WW2. It deals with both the mainstream of the marxist tradition in the development of dialectical materialism as a philosophy of science and with diverging currents advocating alternative philosophical positions. It shows the marxist tradition to be far more complex and differentiated than is usually imagined, characterised by sharp and lively controversies for contending paths of development at every step of the way.

67. A.Sloman THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION IN PHILOSOPHY (1978) Like many researchers in AI (and probably most in philosophy) he regards the philosophy of science in the first part of the book, e.g. Chapter 2, http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/cogaff/crp/

Out of print 1978 book now accessible online free of charge: THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION IN PHILOSOPHY: Philosophy, science and models of mind. http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cogaff/crp/ By Aaron Sloman School of Computer Science The University of Birmingham. For more freely available online books see THE ONLINE BOOKS PAGE http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/ This book, published in 1978 by Harvester Press and Humanities Press, has been out of print for many years, and is now online. This online version was produced from a scanned in copy of the original, digitised by OCR software and made available in September 2001. Since then a number of notes and corrections have been added. PDF VERSIONS NOW AVAILABLE A PDF file of the whole book, can be downloaded containing everything listed below (apart from news items in this file) in a single file. (Size about 1.7 MBytes.) This is also available from the EPRINTS repository of ASSC (The Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness) See http://eprints.assc.caltech.edu/247/

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73. Feminist Philosophy And Science Fiction This accessible and provocative collection of science fiction acquaints readers with cuttingedge gender controversies in moral and political philosophy. http://www.fabula.org/actualites/article21743.php

Fabula, la recherche en litt©rature (actu) soumettre une annonce contacts s'abonner partenaires ... Ressources Feminist Philosophy and Science Fiction Parution Information publi©e le dimanche 6 janvier 2008 par Alexandre Gefen ) (source : Samuel Minne Feminist Philosophy and Science Fiction - Utopias and Dystopias Judith A. Little (Ed) Amherst, New York, Prometheus Books, 2007 411 pages, ISBN 9781591024149 Selections are grouped under four main themes. Part 1, "Human Nature and Reality," concentrates on whether there is an intrinsic difference between males and females. Here the authors inspect opposing views on five related questions: What does it mean to be human? What are women and men really like? How significant is the reproductive difference? How do we define the concepts of "woman" and "nature"? Why is language important? Part 2, "Dystopias: The Worst of All Possible Worlds," first portrays misogynistic societies uncomfortably familiar to the early 21st-century reader. Chilling stories of future possibilities follow, including worlds where women and men separate into armies to fight a literal war of the sexes. Part 3, "Separatist Utopias: Worlds of Difference," assembles stories that scrutinize both the virtues and vices of separatism, in order to address the questions Why should women want to separate from men? and What would and should these all-female worlds be like?

74. Int'l History, Philosophy And Science Teaching Group We foster dialogue between science educators and those in science studies, with the aim of improving science teaching through international meetings and the http://www1.umn.edu/ships/hpst/

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75. APEIRON: A Journal For Ancient Philosophy And Science Journal published by the University of Texas covering ancient philosophy and science up to the end of the classical period. Site features editorial credits, http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/philosophy/apeiron/

APEIRON a journal for ancient philosophy and science EXECUTIVE EDITOR R.J. Hankinson EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Luis A. Salas EDITORIAL OFFICE The University of Texas at Austin APEIRON: a journal for ancient philosophy and science Department of Philosophy 1 University Station (C3500) Austin, TX 78712 U.S.A. Phone: (512)471-4857 Fax: (512)471-4806 apeiron@austin.utexas.edu EDITORIAL BOARD Richard Bett (Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University) Richard Bosley (Philosophy, University of Alberta) Patricia Curd (Philosophy, Purdue University) Lesley Dean-Jones (Classics, University of Texas at Austin) Michael Ferejohn (Philosophy, Duke University) Jyl Gentzler (Philosophy, Amherst College) Daniel Graham (Philosophy, Brigham Young University) Brad Inwood (Classics, University of Toronto) David Konstan (Classics, Brown University) Mohan Matthen (Philosophy, University of British Columbia) Richard McKirahan (Classics and Philosophy, Pomona College) Mark McPherran (Philosophy, University of Maine at Farmington) Deborah Modrak (Philosophy, University of Rochester) Alexander Mourelatos (Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin)

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77. Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog: Is Philosophy A Science? Amid all this talk about whether economics is a science, I began to wonder about philosophy. Not only do have our own Nobel Prize, but most of us spend our http://leiterreports.typepad.com/blog/2004/11/is_philosophy_a.html

Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual culture...and a bit of poetry. Paid Advertisement Advertise on LR Contributors and Links Brian Leiter's Nietzsche Blog Thinking out loud about Nietzsche's philosophy. Brian Leiter's Legal Philosophy Blog Thinking out loud about problems in legal philosophy. Brian Leiter (personal homepage) Brian Leiter (alt personal homepagein progress) Brian Leiter's Homepage Jason Stanley's Homepage ... What is Philosophy? Recommended Blogs Legal Theory Blog (Larry Solum) Useful links to a wide range of jurisprudential and legal articles and resources. Thoughts, Arguments and Rants Informed Comment (Juan Cole) Knowledgeable discussion of international affairs esp. regarding the Middle East Experimental Philosophy The philosophy of the future? Nate Charlow Smart and funny young philosophy student Accidental Blogger (Ruchira Paul) Cultural and political commentary from a grown-up Pharyngula (P.Z. Myers) The best and most wicked science blog in existence Think Tonk (Clayton Littlejohn) Smart young philosopher: philosophy and political commentary Balkinization Liberal commentary on American legal issues List of Philosophy Blogs Useful list courtesy of David Chalmers The Brooks Blog (Thom Brooks) Political and legal philosopher at Newcastle comments on current events, academia in the UK, and scholarly topics

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