INDEX OF NAMES

Abelson, R 82 Abraham, Max 128, 132 Ackerman, Bruce 41, 42 Agassi, Joseph 1,7,9,10,68 Ajdukiewicz, Kazirnierz 139, 140 Alexander the Great 13 Aristarchus 58 Aristotle 57, 71, 73, 150, 151,250,261 Armstrong, David M. 6,45,162 Augustine, of Hipo 3, 67 Austin, John L. 67

Bacon, Francis 12, 119, 123, 181 Barnes, B. 255 Bartley, William W. 1, 2, 4, 13 Bayle, Pierre 6, 12 Bellarrnine 56,59,60 Berkeley, George 47,59, 144, 145, 158 Bernouli 216, 218 Besso 129, 132 Birkhof216 Boltzman 218 Born, Max 2,128,132,257 Bridgman, Percy W. 257 Brody, B.A. 100 Bromberger, S. 99 Bronowski, Jacob 42 Brown, T. 218 Browning, Robert 50 Brummet, B. 69 Buber, Martin 1,7,8, 13

Caesar 175 Cantor, George 233, 246 Capra, F. 253 Carnap, Rudolf 127, 195,200,258 Cartwright, Nancy 146--149, 151-161,

165

Chisholm 162 Chomsky, Noam 73 Churchland, Paul M. 75, 93, 98, 104 Cohen, I.B. 63 Cohen, Robert S. vii Collingwood, RG. 56 Columbus 71 Comstock, D.F. 135 Comte, August 63 Copernicus 55, 56, 58, 60, 68, 71,120,

122 Copi, Irving M. 71 Coulomb 153, 156, 157, 159

Darwin, Charles x, 61, 167, 168, 170, 171,174,239,244,246

Dawkins, R 169 Descartes, Rene 67, 119, 123, 143, 182,

189,206,257,258 Dirac 137 Dollo 171 Dorieus 71 Duhem, Pierre 55,56,57,59,60,63,70,

143, 150

Eddington, Sir A.S. 132, 144, 187 Ehrenfest, Paul 128, 132 Einstein, Albert 4, 109-114, 120, 128,

129, 131, 132, 133, 141, 143, 191,255 Engels, Friedrich 4 Euclid 91, 247 Everett, H. 231, 232, 236 Ewald 134, 136

Feyerabend, Paul K. x, 12,67,70,192, 234,253

Feynman, Richard 153 Fine, Arthur 143

265

266 INDEX OF NAMES

Fizeau, Armand H.L. 132, 133 Fodor, J.A. 105 Foster, John 45 Fox,1.G. 134, 135, 136 Fraassen, Bas van 53, 102, 103, 104, 143,

245 Fresnel, Augustin, 1. 61 Freud, S. 189 Freundlich, Erwin 132 Friedman, M. 103

Galileo 56, 57, 60, 61, 110, Ill, 228 Gasking, Douglas A.T. 51 Gellner, Ernest 13 Gibson 104/105 Gode1247/248 Gorman, R.P. 80 Gould,J.S. 169, 170 Gregory, R. 76, 104 Grice, Paul 65, 70

Hadamard,1. 74 Hanson, N.R. 67 Hardy 171 Harman, Gilbert 45, 94 Harsanyi, John 19 Harvey, William 72, 73 Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 1,7,8 Heisenberg, Werner 211,249,257,261 Hempel, K. 76 Herodotos 15 Hesse, M. 95 Hilbert, David 246, 247 Hooker, C.A. 63, 107 Hopf 216 Hume, David 1,45,46,47,50

Ives, H.E. 109, 112, 113

Jarvie, Ian 1,7,9

Kant, Immanuel 62, 144, 197, 207, 259 Kaufman, Walter 128, 132 Kepler, Johannes 55-58, 120, 122, 146,

228 Keynes 53 Kitcher, P. 103, 105

Koenigsberg 62 Koestler, Arthur 59 Kolmogorov 216 Koyre, Alexander 55, 56 Kronecker, Leopold 246, 247 Kuhn, Thomas S. x, 8, 67, 68, 72, 82, 95,

105,130,160,186,190,227,228, 253,255

Ladenburg, Rudolf 132 Lakatos, I. x, 59, 68, 69, 109, 113, 114,

115, 131, 137-141, 186 Lakoff, G. 82 Landauer, Gustav 8 Laub, Johan Jacob 131, 132 Laue, Max von 128, 132 Leeuwenhoek, van 73 Leibniz, Gottfried W. von 14, 146, 182,

249,257,261 Lewis, David K. 51, 162 Lorentz, H.A. 110, 111, 113, 114, 115,

132,134,137,217,218,254,255,256 Luce 145 Lysenko 246, 261

Mach, Ernst 239 Mackie, John 144 Malpighi, Marcello 73 Mandelbrot, B.B. 231 Markov 218, 219 Marx, Karl 4 Maxwell, J.C. 110, 111, 134, 176 Mendel 146 Meyerson, Emile 63 Michelson, A.A. 112, 132, 133, 135 Mill, John Stuart 155, 162,258 Miller, David W. 226 Miller, Dayton 128, 129, 132 Miller, A.I. 115 Minsky, M. 82 Mirimanoff 131 Monod,J. 171, 172 Moore, G.E. 46 Morley 112, 133 Musgrave, A. 61

Nagel, E. 99

INDEX OF NAMES 267

Newton, Isaac 14,56,68, 110, 112, 120, 143,153,154,157,176,182,201, 207,222,228,259

Nicod,1. 5 Nozick, Robert 243

Oakeshott, Michael 68 Oddie, Graham 2281229 Ornstein 216 Orwell 250, 251, 257 Osiander, Andreas 55-60 Ossen 134, 136

Pagels, Heinz R. 256 Pais, A. 128, 133 Parmenides 1, 7 Pascal 61 Patin, Guy 72 Pauli, W. 132 Peirce, C.S. 45, 71, 94, 95, 104 Perelman, Chaim 68, 70 Peters, R.H. 170 Philolaos 58 Pichot, A. 172 Pirsig, R.M. 253 Planck, Max 128, 132, 258 Plato 1,3,4,7-10,57,58, 161, 185, 186,

191,248 Poincare, Henri 110, 111, 112,216,256 Poisson, S.-D. 61 Price 171 Prigogine, I. 231, 235 Proc1us 57, 59 Protagoras 9 Ptolemy 57, 58 Putnam, H. 82 Pylyshyn, Z. 105 Pythagoras 58,191

Quine, W. 70, 175, 197,244

Ramsey 162, 224 Rawls, 1. 41 Reichenbach, Hans 48, 258 Rescher, Nicholas 197 Riolan, Jean 72 Ritz 134, 136

Rock, I. 76, 104 Rosch, E. 82 Rosenberg, c.R. 82 Rumelhart, D.E. 75, 79 Ruse, Michael 239, 240, 241, 243-251 Russell, Bertrand 5, 6, 8 Ryle, G. 73

Salmon, Wesley 48, 99, 100, 101 Schaffer 128, 132 Schank, R. 82 Schilpp, Paul Arthur 11 Schopenhauer, A. 175, 191 Schrodinger, Erwin 206 Scott, W.T. 69 Sejnowski, TJ. 80, 82 Sellars, W. 144 Sextus 4, 6, 12 Simplicius 57, 59 Sitter, de 135, 136 Smart, Jack 1. 47, 48 Smith, John Maynard 1, 171 Socrates 3 Sommerfeld 137 Snell 147, 148, 161 Spencer, Herbert 239 Spinoza, Baruch 3, 14, 189 Stebbing, Susan 145 Stebbins, G.L. 169, 172 Stephen, Lesley 14 Stewart, O.M. 135 Stove, David C. 6, 45 Strauss, Leo 10 Sturgeon, N. 93 Szarski, H. 171

Teller, P. 99 Tolman, C. 134 Tomaschek 135, 136 Tooley, Michael 51 Toulmin, Stephen 67

Urbin the VIIIth 56

Velikovsky 261 Voltaire 249,259,261

268 INDEX OF NAMES

VVajsberg,Mordchaj 225,227, 228 VVatkins, John WN. 1,5,56,61,62,

119-123,146,202,215,227,229 VVeber, Max 1, II VVeinberg 171 VVeisberg x VVeizsaecker, C.F. von 213, 233, 234, 235 VVettersten, John 6 VVeyl132 VVhewell, W 74 VVilson, E.O. 239, 240, 241, 243, 244,

248,250 VVittgenstein, L. 59, 73, 82, 127,253 VVorrall, John 150,227 VVright 171

Xenophanes 59

Zahar, Elie x, 59,109-115,225-229 Zahavi, A. 240

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

a-centricity of the world 56 abduction 94, 104 access problem 93 action philosophy (Hegel) 8 activation patterns 83 advanced rationality 141 aim of science

depth as the 121-123 optimium 56 Osiander's conception of 55 truth as the 119-123

American Physical Society 128 analogy 95, 96 analytic philosophy 198 anarchism (Hume and Smith) 1 Anasov systems 216 anthropic principle 183 anthropism 231, 235 anthropocentric 184 anti-depth war 62 anti-realism 62 apologists for religion 59 approximation 157-159, 165, 186,217 argument pattern 105 artificial intelligence 242 atomic nature 51 atomic state of affairs 49,52 attractor 83 auxiliary assumptions 157-159, 165 axiomatization 91, 92, 221 ff.

B1 requirement (Watkins) 57 B2 requirement (Watkins) 56 basic theories 201 Behaviorism 84 belief 177,179,192,213 biological reductionism 243 bourgeois morality 205

calculus ratiotinator 257 canonical era 178, 181 chaotic behaviour 233 circular uniform movement 58 cluster 51 codification 178 cognitive activity 106, 127 cognitive neurobiology 75 cognitive realism 253 cognitive recovery 103 common sense realism 144, 145,244 computation 81 conceptual unification 103 constructive empiricism 103, 104 content invariants 255 ff. conventionalism 127 Coronation Street Realism 144, 145 correspondence model 241 cosmic coincidence 50 cosmocentrism 181 Coulomb's law 154, 156, 157 counterfactuals 162-166 cyclopedic 175

decomposition requirement 225 Deductive-Nomological (D-N) model 76,

77,91,93,99, 100, 103, 105 deductivism 207 delayed rationality 137, 141 demarcation 59, 60, 177 deontology 19-43 determinism 207, 211, 215-219 Dirac equation 137 disagreement 19-43

269

attitudes to 19-25 duty imposing rules 31, 34 reasons-defining rules 32, 34 responses to 25-27

270 INDEX OF SUBJECTS

rule of neutrality 33, 39 rule of pUblicity 33,40 rule of relevance 32, 38 rule of responsibility 31, 38 rules of respect 30, 36, 37

double stars 135

electron theory 132 elite rationality 138 emission theories 135 Enlightenment 206, 207 enthymematic concept of rationality 65 enthymeme 71 epigenetic rules 240, 245, 247 epistomological realism 239 epistomological relativism 257 era of tolerance 179, 181 ergodicity 216 essence 121, 122 ether 112, 115, 137, 192

heuristics 110, 112, 115 hypothesis 110 luminiferous 110, 112

evolution Darwinian theory of 168, 169, 171,

173 informative concent 173 synthetic theory of 167, 168 unique process of total 171

evolutionism 167-174 exemplars 82 ex/also verum sequitur-rule 57 explanatary asymmetry 99 explanatary understanding 75 ff. explanatary unification 104 explanations

causal 89 clockwork-mechanical 143 deterministic 143 ethical 92 folk-psychology 93 functional 89 legal 92 Newtonian-mechanical 143 radical 202, 203 social-etiquette 92

extinction theorem (Ewald & Ossen) 134-136

faith 180 fallibilism 58 fallibilistic approach to experience 36 fallibilistic understanding of human

experience 40 falsifiability 126, 127 family resemblances 81 Fiduciary programme 212 folk laws 156 folk psychology 94, 102 folk realism 144, 145 folk theories 46 Forschung 125 frames 82 free society (Polanyi) 65

Gedanken-experiment 250 generalisations

accidentally-true 164, 165 exception-barring 149 quantitative 150

generalized delta rule 79 Geodesic motion 217 Gestalt 208, 209 gravitation 131, 153

law of 154, 156,207 Newton's Law of Universal 153,

157,222

heliocentrism 60, 120 heredity 171 heuristic power 140 historic compromise (Osiander) 60 holistic thinking 206, 207, 208

ideological system 178 ff. incident wave 136 independence requirement 224 induction 45, 46

justification of 47,48 inductive inference 49-53 inductive scepticism 45, 47 inference to the best explanation 45, 48,

53, 159, 160

INDEX OF SUBJECTS 271

input vector 97 instability point system 233 instant rationality 137, 141 instantiation 50, 51, 52 institutionalism 178 isomorphism 182 Ives' theory 109, 112, 113, 115

justificationism 5, 6, 215

kinematics 110 Ives' 109 Newton's 110 relativistic 110

Kuhn-los 227, 228

liberal conversation 34-41 light

bending of 132, 133 velocity of 114, 115, 134-136

light postulate (Einstein) 115 lingua characteristica 257 logical analysis 125 logical positivism 125, 127

marginal control 211 Markov-chains 218, 219 meaning variance 255 ff. metamathematics 245 ff. metascientific rationalism 239 ff. methodological realism 62 modified essentialism 121 molecular state of affairs 49 Mount Wilson Observatory 132

natural selection 1681169, 171, 174 neopositivism 127, 128, 130, 140 NETtalk (Rosenberg/Sejnowski) 83, 84 network(s) 84

approach to explanation 96 neural 78 recurrent 85 training up the 79

neutrality of methodologies 62 new astronomy 55, 56 non-redundancy requirement 225

objective knowledge 126, 127, 141, 177, 231-237

objective natural necessities 45 objective reason 182 objective theory 126 observational-theoretical distinction

195-204 open society (Popper) 65 operationalism 184 organic fertility requirement 228 orthodoxy 179 orthomethodology 179

paradigms 82 parallel distributing processing 81 pattern of activations 79 PDP-networks 78, 82, 83, 92 perceptual recognition 76 personal rationality 125-130 personalism 180 pessimistic induction 146, 147 Poisson's spot 61 polyglot varierty 102 positivism 59 positivist view of science 195-204 pragmatism 127 predictability 172 Presocratic dichotomy 10 principle of the Composition of Causes

(Mill) 155 principle of the Common Cause 48, 52/53 principle of the Common Principle 48,

52/53 problematic situation 175, 176 propensity interpretation 231, 234-236 prophetic period 181 prototypes

correctness of 97, 98 etiological 89, 99-102 explanatory 100 integrity of 97 motivational 94 practical 90 property-cluster 88, 100 social-interaction 92 subordinate 90 superordinate 90

272 INDEX OF SUBJECTS

warrant of 97, 98, 101 prototype activation (P-A) 86, 89, 104

P-A model 75, 76,88,89,94,99, 100-106

P-A vectors 83-86, 93-98, 101 psychological epistomology 185 psychologism 125, 127, 141 Ptolemaic astronomy 57, 58

quantum cosmology 188 quantum mechanics 190,215,219,

231-237,258,261

Ramsey-sentence 224 rational ego 188 reductionism 208 relativity

Einstein's Special relativity theory 109-141

Einstein's General relativity theory 121-123, 131, 133, 176

Galileo's relativity theory 110, Ill, 134

rhetorical syllogism 71 Ritz theory 134-136 romantic rebellion 207

scholasticism 125 scientific cognition 125 scientific objectivity 185 scientific realism 143, 144, 147, 150,

151, 160 scripts 82 secularized epistemology 61 selective advantage 240, 241, 246 similarity gradient 81 Snell's law 147, 148

refined 147, 148, 161 sociobiological epistomology 239ff. Solipsism 47 splendid isolation 183 statistical relevance model (SR)(Salmon)

100,102 stereotypes 82 stochasticity 217, 218 stratification 210 strong laws (of nature) 45, 50, 53

superego 190 synaptic weights 79-81 systematization 92

tacit knowledgelknowing 189, 190, 208-212,260

tautological statements 170, 171 technocracy (Plato) 1, 4 Theodicy 58 theory

depth of 1211122 heliostatic 55, 56 objectivity 232 of corresponding states (Lorentz)

110-115,132 of laws, naive regularity 50 of perception, representative 47 of science, instrumentalist 55 ontological interpretation of 55 sparse theory of uni versals 51 subjectivity 232 truth-irrelevant virtues of 104 truth-relevant virtues of 104 truth value of scientific 197

'third world' (Popper) 177, 181, 186, 187, 190

truth passim approximative 119-121,254 content 121 feeling of 182 objective 182, 186,239 ff. relativism of 253 vacuous 160-166

tolerance 179, 180 tropes 51

universalistic approach to reasoning 36 unmanageable largism (Watkins) 202

variability 171 vector addition account 154, 156, 157 verification 184 verisimilitude (Popper) 55, 120, 254 Vienna Circle 125

Wajsberg requirement 225, 226

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