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Between Rationalism and Empiricism

Selected Papers in the Philosophy of Physics
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Springererschienen am06.12.2002
Erhard Scheibe is one of the most outstanding German philosophers of science. This collection of 38 essays is intended to remedy this omission and to help to make Erhard Scheibe's philosophical ideas better known to an international audience.mehr
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KlappentextErhard Scheibe is one of the most outstanding German philosophers of science. This collection of 38 essays is intended to remedy this omission and to help to make Erhard Scheibe's philosophical ideas better known to an international audience.
Zusammenfassung
Scheibe is one of the most important philosophers of sciences in Germany.

Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-0-387-98520-6
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
Verlag
Erscheinungsjahr2002
Erscheinungsdatum06.12.2002
Seiten627 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Gewicht1192 g
IllustrationenVIII, 627 p.
Artikel-Nr.10509793

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
I. Between Rationalism and Empiricism.- I.l Remarks on the Concept of Cause (1969).- 31.2 Aspects of Wholeness in Science and Philosophy (1987).- 61.3 Kant´s Apriorism and Some Modern Positions (1988).- 41.4 C. F. von Weizsiicker and the Unity of Physics (1993).- 91.5 Between Rationalism and Empiricism: The Path of Physics (1994).- II. The Philosophy of the Physicists.- II.6 The Physicists´ Conception of Progress (1988).- II.7 Erwin Schrodinger and the Philosophy of the Physicists (1991).- II.8 Albert Einstein: Theory, Experience, Reality (1992).- II.9 Heisenberg´s Concept of a Closed Theory (1993).- II.lO The Origin of Scientific Realism: Boltzmann, Planck, Einstein (1995).- III. Reconstruction.- III.l1 On the Structure of Physical Theories (1979).- III.l2 A Comparison of Two Recent Views on Theories (1982).- III.13 Towards a Rehabilitation of Reconstructionism (1984).- III.l4 Paul Feyerabend and Rational Reconstructions (1988).- IV. Laws of Nature.- IV.15 Coherence and Contingency. Two Neglected Aspects of Theory Succession (1989).- IV.16 Predication and Physical Law (1991).- IV.17 Substances, Physical Systems, and Quantum Mechanics (1991).- IV.18 General Laws of Nature and the Uniqueness of the Universe (1991).- IV.19 On Limitations of Physical Knowledge (1998).- V. Reduction.- V.20 The Explanation of Kepler´s Laws (1973).- V.21 Are There Explanations of Theories? (1976).- V.22 A Case Study Concerning the Limiting Case Relation in Quantum Mechanics (1981).- V.23 A New Theory of Reduction in Physics (1993).- V.24 The Rationality of Reductionism (1995).- VI. Foundations of Quantum Mechanics.- VI.25 Quantum Logic and Some Aspects of Logic in General (1985).- VI.26 What Kind of Hidden Variables Are Excluded by Bell´s Inequality? (1986).- VI.27 The CopenhagenSchool and Its Opponents (1990).- VI.28 J. von Neumann´s and J. S. Bell´s Theorem. A Comparison (1991).- VI. 29 EPR-Situation and Bell´s Inequality (1991).- VI.30 Three Remarks Concerning Bell´s Inequality (1993).- VII. Spacetime, Invariance, Covariance.- VII.31 Invariance and Covariance (1982).- VII.32 Hermann Weyl and the Nature of Spacetime (1988).- VII. 33 Covariance and the Non-Preference of Coordinate Systems (1991).- VII.34 A Most General Principle of Invariance (1994).- VIII. Mathematics and Physics.- VIII.35 Kant´s Philosophy of Mathematics (1977).- VIII.36 Mathematics and Physical Axiomatization (1986).- VIII.37 Calculemus! The Problem of the Application of Logic and Mathematics (1988).- VIII.38 The Mathematical Overdetermination of Physics (1997).- Acknowledgements.- Literature.mehr
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From the reviews:



"This volume contains 38 selected papers by Erhard Scheibe. ... This book is highly recommended to all physicists who like to contemplate about their science. The author ... knows the language of mathematicians and physicists and explains the philosophy in a very readable and illuminating style. The topics of the collected articles meet central points of the philosophy of nature, the theory of knowledge, and the theory of science." (K.-E. Hellwig, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1088 (14), 2006)mehr

Schlagworte

Autor

Ernst Scheibe, Jahrgang 1931, studierte Theologie und Germanistik in Berlin und Leipzig. Das Vikariat absolvierte er 1955 in Treuen (Vogtland). Nach seiner ersten Pfarrstelle 1956-1965 in Wildenhain lernte er von 1967-1971 Verlagsbuchhändler beim Reclam-Verlag und übernahm dort die Planungsleitung, 1971 kehrte er nach Leisnig in den Pfarrdienst zurück. Von 1976-1985 begleitete er das Pfarramt in Böhlen. In den Jahren 1985-1987 war er Studiendirektor am Seminar für kirchlichen Dienst in Bad Lausick und anschließend Pfarramtsleiter in Borna. Seit 1996 ist er im Ruhestand und lebt in Mühltroff/Vogtland.