Cognitive models of science /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Minneapolis :
University of Minnesota Press,
[1992]
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| Series: | Minnesota studies in the philosophy of science ;
v. 15. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : cognitive models of science / Ronald N. Giere
- How do scientists think? capturing the dynamics of conceptual change in science / Nancy J. Nersessian
- The procedural turn; or, Why do thought experiments work? / David Gooding
- Serial and parallel processing in scientific discovery / Ryan D. Tweney
- The origin and evolution of everyday concepts / Susan Carey
- Conceptual change within and across ontological categories : examples from learning and discovery in science / Michelene T.H. Chi
- Information, observation, and measurement from the viewpoint of a cognitive philosophy of science / Richard E. Grandy
- Foundationalism Naturalized / C. Wade Savage
- The airplane and the logic of invention / Gary Bradshaw
- Strategies for anomaly resolution / Lindley Darden
- Copernicus, ptolemy, and explanatory coherence / Greg Nowak and Paul Thagard
- Understanding scientific controversies from a computational perspective : the case of latent learning / Eric G. Freedman.
- (cont) A deeper unity : some Feyerabendian themes in neurocomputational form / Paul M. Churchland
- Answers to philosophical and sociological uses of psychologism in science studies : a behavioral psychology of science / Arthur C. Houts and C. Keith Haddock
- Simulating social epistemology : experimental and computational approaches / Michael E. Gorman
- Epistemology radically naturalized : recovering the normative, the experimental, and the social / Steve Fuller
- Invasion of the mind snatchers / Clark Glymour
- Reconceiving cognition / Paul M. Churchland
- What the cognitive study of science is not / Ronald N. Giere
- Computing coherence / Paul Thagard.