Synthese

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2017

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Synthese

New thinking about scientific realism

Vol. 194 (9)

Edited by

Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem

Publication details

Full citation:

Ruttkamp-Bloem, E. (ed) (2017). New thinking about scientific realism. Synthese 194 (9).

Table of Contents

Scientific realism

Psillos Stathis; Ruttkamp-Bloem Emma

3187-3201

Epistemic selectivity, historical threats, and the non-epistemic tenets of scientific realism

Lyons Timothy D.

3203-3219

Understanding the selective realist defence against the pmi

Vickers Peter

3221-3232

Replacing recipe realism

Saatsi Juha

3233-3244

Predictive success, partial truth and duhemian realism

Leconte Gauvain

3245-3265

Resisting the historical objections to realism

Alai Mario

3267-3290

Optimistic realism about scientific progress

Niiniluoto Ilkka

3291-3309

(Structural) realism and its representational vehicles

French Steven

3311-3326

A pragmatic, existentialist approach to the scientific realism debate

Forbes Curtis

3327-3346

Physicalism as an empirical hypothesis

Spurrett David

3347-3360

The applicability of mathematics to physical modality

Berenstain Nora

3361-3377

Reflections on new thinking about scientific realism

Chakravartty Anjan

3379-3392

Do bets reveal beliefs?

Baccelli Jean

3393-3419

Epistemic injustice in utterance interpretation

Peet Andrew

3421-3443

On individual risk

Dawid Philip

3445-3474

How to be fairer

Heilmann Conrad; Wintein Stefan

3475-3499

Unification, the answer to resemblance questions

Weber Erik; Lefevere Merel

3501-3521

Does functionalism entail extended mind?

Miyazono Kengo

3523-3541

The subject matter of phenomenological research

Fernandez Anthony

3543-3562

Quine's conjecture on many-sorted logic

Halvorson Hans

3563-3582

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