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2020
“Naturalism in the Sciences” This is the first chapter in which Lorkowski turns to positive reasons to support atheist naturalism beyond those given by natural atheology. Here, the author argues for naturalism in the sciences. Lorkowski first defines naturalism more precisely and distinguishes it from scientism in the pernicious sense.
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“Naturalism in the Sciences” This is the first chapter in which Lorkowski turns to positive reasons to support atheist naturalism beyond those given by natural atheology. Here, the author argues for naturalism in the sciences. Lorkowski first defines naturalism more precisely and distinguishes it from scientism in the pernicious sense.
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Science, 1904 1984
»One of the most wonderful features of reasoning» is its tendency »to correct itself, and the more so the more wisely its plan is laid». These words from the 1898 essay ’Methods for Attaining the Truth’ summarize Charles Peirce’s vision of science as a »self-corrective process»1 — which still is one of the most pertinent attempts to characterize ...
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»One of the most wonderful features of reasoning» is its tendency »to correct itself, and the more so the more wisely its plan is laid». These words from the 1898 essay ’Methods for Attaining the Truth’ summarize Charles Peirce’s vision of science as a »self-corrective process»1 — which still is one of the most pertinent attempts to characterize ...
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The Nature of Science: Naturally?
School Science and Mathematics, 1997Margaret L. Niess, Norman G. Lederman
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Natural Science and the Experience of Nature
Selected Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, 1967openaire +2 more sources
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1962
David Greenwood, Edward A. Hacker
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David Greenwood, Edward A. Hacker
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