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Brazilian Studies in Philosophy and History of Science
This volume in the Brazilian Studies in the Philososophy and History of Science is the first attempt to present to a general audience some works which have been done in Brazil on ths subject. The included papers are original, reaching a remarkable number of relevant topics of philosophy of science, logic and on the history of science. The Brazilian community has increased in the last years in quantity and in quality of the works, most of them being published in respectable international journals on the subject. There is an informal but general among the philosophers and historians of science that the works must be of high quality, and we hope this volume may contribute to widespread this idea. The chapters of this volume are forwarded by a general introduction, which aims at to sketch not only the contents of the chapters, but it is conceived as a historical and conceptual guide about the development of field, as developed in Brazil. The introduction intends to be be very useful to the interestes readers, and not only to the specialists helping them to evaluate the production of this country that it is raising up in the international context.
Preface – D. Krause & A. A. P. Videira – -- Introduction by Michel Paty -- 1) Newton and Inverse Problems – André K. T. Assis -- 2) The metaphysics of non individuality – Décio Krause -- 3) Einstein, Gödel, and the mathematics of time – Francisco A. Dória & Manuel Dória -- 4) A contemporary view of population genetics in evolution, João Carlos M. Magalhães & Cedric Gondro -- 5) On the Nature of Mathematical Knowledge, Jairo José da Silva -- 6) The etiological approach to the concept of biological function, Karla Chediak -- 7) Echoes from the past: the persisting shadow of classical determinism in contemporary health sciences, Kenneth Rochel de Camargo, Jr. -- 8) Natural Kinds as Scientific Models, Luiz Henrique Dutra -- 9) Regeneration as a Difficulty for the Theory of Natural Selection: Morgan’s Changing Attitudes, 1897-1932, Lilian Al-Chueyr Pereira Martins -- 10) Sciences in Brazil: an overview from 1870 – 1920, Dantes, Maria Amélia, Figueirôa, Silvia & Lopes, Maria Margaret -- 11) Functional explanations in biology, ecology, and Earth system science: Contributions from philosophy of biology, Nei Freitas Nunes-Neto and Charbel Niño El-Hani -- 12) Continuity and change: charting David Bohm’s evolving ideas on quantum mechanics, Olival Freire Junior -- 13) The Causal Strength of Scientific Advances, Osvaldo Pessoa Jr. -- 14) Galileo and Modern Science, Pablo Rubén Mariconda -- 15) Human Evolution: Compatibilist Approaches, Paulo C. Abrantes -- 16) Isaac Newton, Robert Hook, and the mistery of orbit, Penha Dias & Teresinha J. Stuchi -- 17) Freudian Psychoanalysis as a Model for Overcoming the Duality Between Natrual and Human Sciences, Richard Theisen Simanke -- 18) Henri Becquerel and radioactivity: a critical revision, Roberto de Andrade Martins -- 19) On Darwin, Knowledge and Mirroring, Renan Springer de Freitas -- 20) The qualitative analysis of differential equations and the development of dynamical systems theory, Tatiana Roque . 21) Contextualizing the Contexts od Discovery and Justification: How to do Science Studies in Brazil, Antonio A. P. Videira & André L. de O. Mendonça 22) Quasi-Truth and Quantum Mechanics, Newton da Costa & Otavio Bueno 23) Jean Antoine Nollet’s contributions to the institutionalization of physics during the 18th century, Cibelle Celestino da Silva,.
edited by Décio Krause, Antonio Videira.
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