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de Asturias en 2004. Casacuberta & Estany se unen al grupo ruso-español, entrevistan a su líder, ... more de Asturias en 2004. Casacuberta & Estany se unen al grupo ruso-español, entrevistan a su líder, analizan las prácticas de arbitraje asociadas a la competición. Su estudio es el de una nueva organización biológica, cuya fuente inteligente es la mente de una sola persona. La adecuación causal entre las mutaciones mutadoras y las mutaciones en genes tumorales sugiere una razón para considerar el diseño como una buena explicación.
Argumentation, Jan 1, 2009
Centaurus, Jan 1, 2011
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Argumentation, Jan 1, 2011
Teaching argumentation has an obvious entry point in most educational systems through science cou... more Teaching argumentation has an obvious entry point in most educational systems through science courses and teaching science. As editors of a recent edited volume summarize:... there is an increasing emphasis on resting the science curriculum on a more appropriate ...
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The thesis investigates the Newton-Goethe debate with special emphasis on the history of the modi... more The thesis investigates the Newton-Goethe debate with special emphasis on the history of the modificationist theories of colour. The most important texts investigated are Newton's early notebooks, his debates after the "New Theory" of 1672, the Opticks, Goethe's early Beiträge zur Optik, his
Der Wiener Kreis in Ungarn/The Vienna Circle in …, Jan 1, 2011
Page 1. Gábor Á. Zemplén 1 Early 20th Century Conventionalism in Hungary. A Case for Gy˝oz˝o Zemp... more Page 1. Gábor Á. Zemplén 1 Early 20th Century Conventionalism in Hungary. A Case for Gy˝oz˝o Zemplén's Reappreciation Introduction At the end of the 19th century an unprecedented number of scientists – mostly physicists ...
Constructing Scientific Understanding Through …, Jan 1, 2007
Page 320. The nature of science in the classroom–sociology to the rescue? GÁBOR Á. ZEMPLÉN TU Bud... more Page 320. The nature of science in the classroom–sociology to the rescue? GÁBOR Á. ZEMPLÉN TU Budapest,(HAS, HPS Research Group) Karinthy Frigyes Dual Language High School, Budapest Max Planck Institute for the ...
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Where are colours? Inside, outside or somewhere in between? Using Goethe's criticism of both the ... more Where are colours? Inside, outside or somewhere in between? Using Goethe's criticism of both the objective (Newtonian) and subjective (as in the works of Schopenhauer) treatment of colour phenomena the author aims to give a criticism of both. While doing so he compares two such criticisms, one by a recent writer (Evan Thompson 1995. Colour Vision. A Study in Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Perception), one by a turn of the century interpreter of Goethe (Rudolf Steiner, editor of the Weimar edition of Goethe's scientific writings). The aim is to investigate and compare these criticisms, two solutions for a relationist science of colours.
Adapting Historical Knowledge Production to the …, Jan 1, 2010
Page 1. PV Kokkotas et al., (eds.), Adapting Historical Science Knowledge Production to the Class... more Page 1. PV Kokkotas et al., (eds.), Adapting Historical Science Knowledge Production to the Classroom, 129–140. © 2011 Sense Publishers. All rights reserved. GÁBOR Á. ZEMPLÉN 9. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND ARGUMENTATION IN SCIENCE EDUCATION ...
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Jan 1, 2004
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Form, Zahl, Ordnung: Studien zur Wissenschafts- …, Jan 1, 2004
Newton, unaware of important modes of modificationism like medium modificationism, existing since... more Newton, unaware of important modes of modificationism like medium modificationism, existing since the time of Aristotle and forming the basis of Goethe's later theory as well developed his views based only on a weak theory of modification, but claimed that his theory is superior to any modificationist account. In his "New Theory" he did not demonstrate strong immutability -thus leaving modificationism still defensible. The early development of Newton's view on colours is reconstructed, including the 1672 "New Theory".
Controversy and Confrontation: Relating …, Jan 1, 2008
Syntax and Variation: Reconciling …, Jan 1, 2005
The Monist, Jan 1, 2010
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Studies In History and Philosophy of Science Part A, Jan 1, 2006
ABSTRACT Otto Neurath’s thoroughgoing anti-foundationalism is connected to the recognition that p... more ABSTRACT Otto Neurath’s thoroughgoing anti-foundationalism is connected to the recognition that protocol sentences are not inviolable, that is they are fallible and their choice cannot be determined: ‘Poincaré, Duhem and others have adequately shown that even if we have agreed on the protocol statements, there is a not limited number of equally applicable, possible systems of hypotheses. We have extended this tenet of the uncertainty of systems of hypotheses to all statements, including protocol statements that are alterable in principle’ (Neurath, 1983, p. 105). Later historiography has called Neurath’s extension of Duhemian holism the Neurath principle. Based on a study of Neurath’s early works on the history of optics, the paper investigates a previously unnoticed influence on the development of this principle, Neurath’s reading of Goethe’s Theory of colours. The historical and polemical parts of Goethe’s tripartite book provided Neurath with ideal examples for the vertical extension of Duhem’s thesis to observation statements. Moreover, Goethe’s critique of the language of science and his views on the theory-ladenness of observation, as well as on the history of science show strong parallels to many of Neurath’s ideas. These demonstrate the existence of surprisingly direct textual links between Romantic views on science and the development of twentieth-century philosophy of science. Neurath’s usage of Goethe’s examples also indicates that the birth of the Neurath principle is more tightly connected to actual scientific practice than to theory-testing, and that by admitting the theory-ladenness of observation reports and fallibility of protocol statements Neurath does not throw empiricism overboard.
de Asturias en 2004. Casacuberta & Estany se unen al grupo ruso-español, entrevistan a su líder, ... more de Asturias en 2004. Casacuberta & Estany se unen al grupo ruso-español, entrevistan a su líder, analizan las prácticas de arbitraje asociadas a la competición. Su estudio es el de una nueva organización biológica, cuya fuente inteligente es la mente de una sola persona. La adecuación causal entre las mutaciones mutadoras y las mutaciones en genes tumorales sugiere una razón para considerar el diseño como una buena explicación.
Argumentation, Jan 1, 2009
Centaurus, Jan 1, 2011
Skip to Main Content. Wiley Online Library will be disrupted 3 Mar from 10-13 GMT for monthly mai... more Skip to Main Content. Wiley Online Library will be disrupted 3 Mar from 10-13 GMT for monthly maintenance. ...
Argumentation, Jan 1, 2011
Teaching argumentation has an obvious entry point in most educational systems through science cou... more Teaching argumentation has an obvious entry point in most educational systems through science courses and teaching science. As editors of a recent edited volume summarize:... there is an increasing emphasis on resting the science curriculum on a more appropriate ...
hps.elte.hu
The thesis investigates the Newton-Goethe debate with special emphasis on the history of the modi... more The thesis investigates the Newton-Goethe debate with special emphasis on the history of the modificationist theories of colour. The most important texts investigated are Newton's early notebooks, his debates after the "New Theory" of 1672, the Opticks, Goethe's early Beiträge zur Optik, his
Der Wiener Kreis in Ungarn/The Vienna Circle in …, Jan 1, 2011
Page 1. Gábor Á. Zemplén 1 Early 20th Century Conventionalism in Hungary. A Case for Gy˝oz˝o Zemp... more Page 1. Gábor Á. Zemplén 1 Early 20th Century Conventionalism in Hungary. A Case for Gy˝oz˝o Zemplén's Reappreciation Introduction At the end of the 19th century an unprecedented number of scientists – mostly physicists ...
Constructing Scientific Understanding Through …, Jan 1, 2007
Page 320. The nature of science in the classroom–sociology to the rescue? GÁBOR Á. ZEMPLÉN TU Bud... more Page 320. The nature of science in the classroom–sociology to the rescue? GÁBOR Á. ZEMPLÉN TU Budapest,(HAS, HPS Research Group) Karinthy Frigyes Dual Language High School, Budapest Max Planck Institute for the ...
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Where are colours? Inside, outside or somewhere in between? Using Goethe's criticism of both the ... more Where are colours? Inside, outside or somewhere in between? Using Goethe's criticism of both the objective (Newtonian) and subjective (as in the works of Schopenhauer) treatment of colour phenomena the author aims to give a criticism of both. While doing so he compares two such criticisms, one by a recent writer (Evan Thompson 1995. Colour Vision. A Study in Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Perception), one by a turn of the century interpreter of Goethe (Rudolf Steiner, editor of the Weimar edition of Goethe's scientific writings). The aim is to investigate and compare these criticisms, two solutions for a relationist science of colours.
Adapting Historical Knowledge Production to the …, Jan 1, 2010
Page 1. PV Kokkotas et al., (eds.), Adapting Historical Science Knowledge Production to the Class... more Page 1. PV Kokkotas et al., (eds.), Adapting Historical Science Knowledge Production to the Classroom, 129–140. © 2011 Sense Publishers. All rights reserved. GÁBOR Á. ZEMPLÉN 9. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND ARGUMENTATION IN SCIENCE EDUCATION ...
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Jan 1, 2004
Abstract requested is temporarily unavailable. Try again later.
Form, Zahl, Ordnung: Studien zur Wissenschafts- …, Jan 1, 2004
Newton, unaware of important modes of modificationism like medium modificationism, existing since... more Newton, unaware of important modes of modificationism like medium modificationism, existing since the time of Aristotle and forming the basis of Goethe's later theory as well developed his views based only on a weak theory of modification, but claimed that his theory is superior to any modificationist account. In his "New Theory" he did not demonstrate strong immutability -thus leaving modificationism still defensible. The early development of Newton's view on colours is reconstructed, including the 1672 "New Theory".
Controversy and Confrontation: Relating …, Jan 1, 2008
Syntax and Variation: Reconciling …, Jan 1, 2005
The Monist, Jan 1, 2010
RefDoc Bienvenue - Welcome. Refdoc est un service / is powered by. ...
Studies In History and Philosophy of Science Part A, Jan 1, 2006
ABSTRACT Otto Neurath’s thoroughgoing anti-foundationalism is connected to the recognition that p... more ABSTRACT Otto Neurath’s thoroughgoing anti-foundationalism is connected to the recognition that protocol sentences are not inviolable, that is they are fallible and their choice cannot be determined: ‘Poincaré, Duhem and others have adequately shown that even if we have agreed on the protocol statements, there is a not limited number of equally applicable, possible systems of hypotheses. We have extended this tenet of the uncertainty of systems of hypotheses to all statements, including protocol statements that are alterable in principle’ (Neurath, 1983, p. 105). Later historiography has called Neurath’s extension of Duhemian holism the Neurath principle. Based on a study of Neurath’s early works on the history of optics, the paper investigates a previously unnoticed influence on the development of this principle, Neurath’s reading of Goethe’s Theory of colours. The historical and polemical parts of Goethe’s tripartite book provided Neurath with ideal examples for the vertical extension of Duhem’s thesis to observation statements. Moreover, Goethe’s critique of the language of science and his views on the theory-ladenness of observation, as well as on the history of science show strong parallels to many of Neurath’s ideas. These demonstrate the existence of surprisingly direct textual links between Romantic views on science and the development of twentieth-century philosophy of science. Neurath’s usage of Goethe’s examples also indicates that the birth of the Neurath principle is more tightly connected to actual scientific practice than to theory-testing, and that by admitting the theory-ladenness of observation reports and fallibility of protocol statements Neurath does not throw empiricism overboard.