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In Defence of Ontic Structural Realism

2010
In this paper we clarify how ‘epistemic’ (ESR) and ‘ontic’ structural realism (OSR) should be understood and reply to some important criticisms of the latter. We shall begin with an outline of the historical origins of what might broadly be called the ‘structuralist tendency’ within philosophy of science.
Ladyman, James A C, French, Steven
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Ontic Structural Realism and the Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles

Erkenntnis, 2011
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Against Ontic Structural Realism [PDF]

open access: possible, 2012
This paper is about so-called ontic structural realism. An argument in favour of this metaphysically radical form of scientific realism is reconstructed on the basis of the existing literature, and its premises are critically assessed. It is concluded that ontic structural realism does not, as things stand, constitute a compelling position.
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Thomist vs. Scotist Perspectives on Ontic Structural Realism

International Philosophical Quarterly, 2020
Structural realism has re-emerged as part of the debate between scientific realism and antirealism. Since then it has branched into several different versions, notably epistemic structural realism and ontic structural realism. The latter theory (which itself has now divided into competing formulations) is still an important perspective in the realism ...
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Effective Ontic Structural Realism

The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 2023
Lorenzetti, Lorenzo, Ladyman, James
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Pragmatic foundations of ontic structural realism

2021
This thesis defends Epistemic Structural Realism (ESR) against both Ontic Structural Realism (OSR) and Traditional Scientific Realism (TSR). It is argued that TSR cannot properly explain what actually happens throughout radical theory changes in science; in the sense that a plausible version of Scientific Realism should, somehow, satisfy Scientific ...
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