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Angelaki, 2005
At the end of the last century, we still believed in the empirically unified character of our knowledge of the real.
Gaston Bachelard, David Reggio
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At the end of the last century, we still believed in the empirically unified character of our knowledge of the real.
Gaston Bachelard, David Reggio
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Soviet Studies in Philosophy, 1964
To base oneself upon a scientific philosophy is often of great importance in framing and solving major problems in natural science, including the science of the universe at large. Moreover, one's approach to the solution of specific problems arising in natural science depends to an extent upon one's philosophy.
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To base oneself upon a scientific philosophy is often of great importance in framing and solving major problems in natural science, including the science of the universe at large. Moreover, one's approach to the solution of specific problems arising in natural science depends to an extent upon one's philosophy.
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Physics Bulletin, 1955
By L. de Broglie, translated by Martin Davidson. (London : Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications.) Pp. 286. Price 21s. No physicist needs to be reminded that, in the decade when the ambiguity of the electron became critical through the experiments on diffraction, Louis de Broglie was the pioneer in developing the solution which we now call
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By L. de Broglie, translated by Martin Davidson. (London : Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications.) Pp. 286. Price 21s. No physicist needs to be reminded that, in the decade when the ambiguity of the electron became critical through the experiments on diffraction, Louis de Broglie was the pioneer in developing the solution which we now call
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Open Systems & Information Dynamics, 1994
Summary: By microphysics we mean, roughly speaking, the physics of elementary particles and their interactions. The question we ask is whether knowledge of microphysics suffices, in principle, to determine the physics and chemistry of larger assemblages of inert matter. Since there seems to be little more than expressions of opinion on this subject, we
Roos, H., Sen, R. N.
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Summary: By microphysics we mean, roughly speaking, the physics of elementary particles and their interactions. The question we ask is whether knowledge of microphysics suffices, in principle, to determine the physics and chemistry of larger assemblages of inert matter. Since there seems to be little more than expressions of opinion on this subject, we
Roos, H., Sen, R. N.
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An Explicit Microphysics Thunderstorm Model
International Journal of Modelling and Simulation, 2005The authors present a brief description of a 1.5-dimensional thunderstorm model with a lightning parameterization that utilizes an explicit microphysical scheme to model lightning-producing clouds. The main intent of this work is to describe the basic microphysical and electrical properties of the model, with a small illustrative section to show how ...
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Soviet Studies in Philosophy, 1970
The distinctive features of the properties and conditions of research into phenomena of the microworld relative to investigations into phenomena of the macroworld created so strong an impression in important circles that people have even begun to speak of a special logic of the microworld (a logic of microphysics, a logic of quantum mechanics ...
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The distinctive features of the properties and conditions of research into phenomena of the microworld relative to investigations into phenomena of the macroworld created so strong an impression in important circles that people have even begun to speak of a special logic of the microworld (a logic of microphysics, a logic of quantum mechanics ...
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Against the doctrine of microphysical supervenience
Mind, 1998Microphysical Supervenience (MS) Necessarily, if atoms A, through An compose an object that exemplifies intrinsic qualitative properties Ql through Qn then atoms like Al through An (in all their respective intrinsic qualitative properties), related to one another by all the same restricted atom-to-atom relations as A, through An, compose an object that
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2015
AbstractThe chapter discusses Foucault’s account of power and introduces some of its most influential feminist appropriations. It explicates the key aspects of Foucault’s conception of productive power—disciplinary power, biopower, governmentality, and resistance—and examines the ways they have been taken up and disputed by feminist scholars.
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AbstractThe chapter discusses Foucault’s account of power and introduces some of its most influential feminist appropriations. It explicates the key aspects of Foucault’s conception of productive power—disciplinary power, biopower, governmentality, and resistance—and examines the ways they have been taken up and disputed by feminist scholars.
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