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000839611 1001_ $$aHanson, Norwood Russell.
000839611 24510 $$aPerception and discovery :$$ban introduction to scientific inquiry /$$cNorwood Russell Hanson ; Matthew D. Lund, editor.
000839611 250__ $$aSecond edition.
000839611 260__ $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bSpringer,$$c[2018]
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000839611 500__ $$a"First edition edited by Willard C. Humphreys."
000839611 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references.
000839611 5050_ $$aIntro; Dedication; Preface for the First Edition; Editor's Prologue for the First Edition; References; Contents; Introduction; References; Part I: Provocations and Restraints; Bibliography; Chapter 1: On Philosophizing-and Some Logical Distinctions; Chapter 2: Defining Conceptual Boundaries; References; Chapter 3: Measuring and Counting: More Boundaries; Part II: The Act of Scientific Seeing; Bibliography; Chapter 4: There Is More to Seeing Than Meets the Eye; References; Chapter 5: Seeing the Same Thing; Reference; Chapter 6: Seeing and Seeing As; References
000839611 5058_ $$aChapter 7: Seeing As and Seeing ThatReferences; Chapter 8: Seeing, Saying, and Knowing; References; Chapter 9: Spectacles Behind the Eyes; References; Chapter 10: Can We See Facts?; References; Chapter 11: Facts and Seeing That; References; Part III: Perplexity: The Process of Experimental Research; Bibliography; Chapter 12: Waves, Particles, and Facts; Appendix; The Compton Long Wave-Length Shift Calculated for a Scattering Angle (ø) of 90°; References; Chapter 13: Hypotheses Facta Fingunt; References; Chapter 14: Scientific Simplicity and Crucial Experiments; References
000839611 5058_ $$aChapter 15: The Systematic Side of ScienceReference; Chapter 16: Discovering Causes and Becauses; References; Chapter 17: What Happens as a Rule; Chapter 18: Theory-Laden Language; References; Chapter 19: The Scientists' Toolbox; Chapter 20: Laws, Truths, and Hypotheses; References; Chapter 21: Principles and Platitudes; References; Part IV: Probability and Probable Reasoning in Science; Bibliography; Chapter 22: Frequencies and the Mathematics of Probability; References; Chapter 23: Using and Interpreting the Probability Calculus; References; Chapter 24: Elements of Statistical Technique
000839611 5058_ $$a24.1 Statistical Averages24.2 Statistical Deviations; References; Chapter 25: The Principle of Uniformity Revisited; Editor's Epilogue to the First Edition; Index
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000839611 520__ $$aNorwood Russell Hanson was one of the most important philosophers of science of the post-war period. Hanson brought Wittgensteinian ordinary language philosophy to bear on the concepts of science, and his treatments of observation, discovery, and the theory-ladenness of scientific facts remain central to the philosophy of science. Additionally, Hanson was one of philosophy’s great personalities, and his sense of humor and charm come through fully in the pages of Perception and Discovery. Perception and Discovery, originally published in 1969, is Hanson’s posthumous textbook in philosophy of science. The book focuses on the indispensable role philosophy plays in scientific thinking. Perception and Discovery  features Hanson’s most complete and mature account of theory-laden observation, a discussion of conceptual and logical boundaries, and a detailed treatment of the epistemological features of scientific research and scientific reasoning. This book is of interest to scholars of philosophy of science, particularly those concerned with Hanson’s thought and the development of the discipline in the middle of the 20th century. However, even fifty years after Hanson’s early death, Perception and Discovery still has a great deal to offer all readers interested in science.
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