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Sola Experientia: The Bas Van Fraassen Interview
Bas van Fraassen is McCosh Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. His research interests straddle philosophical logic and philosophy of science, with special interests in empiricism, (anti-)realism, probability, foundations of relativity and ...
Jackson, Kyle
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For constructive empiricism, being observable or unobservable is defining for deciding about the empirical adequacy and epistemic value of theory components. The classification of microscopic images has been particularly debated.
Juan Larrain
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Introduction to topical collection on perspectivism in science: metaphysical and epistemological reflections. [PDF]
Massimi M.
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The Real Problem with Hypothetical Constructs. [PDF]
Burgos JE.
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What would it Mean to Directly Observe Electrons?
In this paper it is argued that a proper understanding of the justification of perceptual beliefs leaves open the possibility that normal humans, unaided by microscopes, could genuinely know, by direct observation, of the existence of a theoretical ...
David Mitsuo Nixon
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Should physical symmetries guide metaphysics? Two reasons why they should maybe not. [PDF]
López C.
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O empirismo construtivo de Bas C. Van Fraassen e o problema do sucesso científico [PDF]
39 p.O presente trabalho tem por objetivo apresentar os principais aspectos do Empirismo Construtivo de Bas C. van Fraassen, particularmente no que diz respeito ao problema do sucesso científico. Nesse contexto, serão examinadas as noções de observável e
Moraes, Aline, Simon, Samuel
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Book Reviews in this article: The Great Devonian Controversy: The Shaping of Scientific Knowledge among Gentlemanly Specialists. By Martin J. S. Rudwick Evolution: A Theory in Crisis. By Michael Denton.
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Notes on a complicated relationship: scientific pluralism, epistemic relativism, and stances. [PDF]
Veigl SJ.
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A imagem reversa da observação
O problema da justificação das inferências indutivas, também conhecido como ‘o problema de Hume’, parece ter perdido força a partir do século passado, depois que vários autores negaram que a ciência siga o método indutivo. Van Fraassen foi além e
Alessio Gava
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