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000806626 1001_ $$aJohansson, Lars-Göran,$$eauthor.
000806626 24510 $$aPhilosophy of science for scientists /$$cLars-Göran Johansson.
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000806626 300__ $$a1 online resource (xv, 257 pages ):$$billustrations.
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000806626 4900_ $$aSpringer undergraduate texts in philosophy
000806626 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 249-253) and index.
000806626 5050_ $$aPart 1. What is science? The evolution of science -- Knowledge -- Hypotheses and hypothesis testing -- On scientific data -- Qualitative data and methods -- Theories about the development of science -- Part 2. Philosophical reflections on four core concepts in science : causes, explanations, laws and models. On causes and correlations -- Explanations -- Explanation in the humanities and social sciences -- Scientific laws -- Theories, models and reality -- Part 3. Some auxiliaries. The mind-body problem -- Science and values -- Some trends in science -- Appendix: Logical forms.
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000806626 520__ $$a"Offers an introduction to the philosophy of science. It helps undergraduate students from the natural, the human and social sciences to gain an understanding of what science is, how it has developed, what its core traits are, how to distinguish between science and pseudo-science and to discover what a scientific attitude is. It argues against the common assumption that there is fundamental difference between natural and human science, with natural science being concerned with testing hypotheses and discovering natural laws, and the aim of human and some social sciences being to understand the meanings of individual and social group actions. Instead examines the similarities between the sciences and shows how the testing of hypotheses and doing interpretation/hermeneutics are similar activities"--From publisher description.
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