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Originally published as Scientific Research, this pair of volumes constitutes a fundamental treatise on the strategy of science. Part I of Philosophy of Science offers a preview of the scheme of science and the logical and semantical tools that will be used throughout the work. The account of scientific research begins with part II, where Bunge discusses formulating the problem to be solved, hypothesis, scientific law, and theory.

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title Philosophy of Science Vol 1 From Problem to Theory Science and - photo 1

title:Philosophy of Science. Vol. 1, From Problem to Theory Science and Technology Studies
author:Bunge, Mario Augusto.
publisher:Transaction Publishing
isbn10 | asin:0765804131
print isbn13:9780765804136
ebook isbn13:9780585352510
language:English
subjectResearch--Methodology, Science--Philosophy.
publication date:1998
lcc:Q180.55.M4B64 1998eb
ddc:001.4/2
subject:Research--Methodology, Science--Philosophy.
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Philosophy of Science:
Volume One
Page ii
Science and Technology Studies
Mario Bunge, Series Editor
Philosophy of Science, Volume 1: From Problem to Theory,
Mario Bunge
Philosophy of Science, Volume 2: From Explanation to Justification,
Mario Bunge
Critical Approaches to Science and Philosophy,
edited by Mario Bunge
Microfoundations, Method, and Causation:
On the Philosophy of the Social Sciences
, Daniel Little
Complexity: A Philosophical Overview,
Nicholas Rescher
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Philosophy of Science:
Volume One
From Problem to Theory
Revised Edition
Mario Bunge
Page iv Copyright 1998 by Transaction Publishers New Brunswick New Jersey - photo 2
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Copyright 1998 by Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903.
Original edition published in 1967 by Springer-Verlag.
All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without prior permission in writing from the publisher. All inquiries should be addressed to Transaction Publishers, RutgersThe State University, 35 Berrue Circle, Piscataway, N.J. 08854-8042.
This book is printed on acid-free paper that meets the American National standard for Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials.
Library of Congress Catalog Number: 97-22359
ISBN: 0-7658-0413-1 (vol. 1)
ISBN: 0-7658-0415-8 (set)
Printed in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Bunge, Mario Augusto.
Philosophy of science / Mario Augusto Bunge.Rev. ed.
p. cm.(Science and Technology Studies)
Rev. ed. of: Scientific research. Berlin, New York:
Springer-Verlag, 1967.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents: v. 1. From problem to theoryv. 2. From explanation
to justification.
ISBN 0-7658-0415-8 (set: pbk.: alk. paper).ISBN 0-7658-0413-1
(v. 1 : pbk.: alk. paper).ISBN 0-7658-0414-X (v. 2 : pbk.: alk. paper).
1. ResearchMethodology. 2. SciencePhilosophy. I. Bunge,
Mario Augusto. Scientific research. II. Title. III. Series.
Q180.55.M4B64 1998
001.4'2DC21 97-22359
CIP
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A FORETALE OF FIVE PHILOSOPHERS OF SCIENCE
The five Wise Men of the Kingdom of * were back from their long sojourn in the remote Republic of **. They stood trembling before their terrible sovereign, the Queen of *. They had to report on the Strange Beast that dwells in the land they had visited.
"Tell Us, O wise Protos, what does the Strange Beast look like?" the Queen asked the elder sage.
"The Strange Beast they call Science, your Majesty, can register and compress all facts. In fact Science is a Recorder and Compactor all in one". Thus spake Protos.
"Off with his head!" shouted the Queen, purple with rage. "How could We believe that the Strange Beast is a mindless recorder if even We sometimes grope, doubt, and make the occasional mistake?" Whereupon she addressed Deuteros, the next oldest savant.
"Tell Us, O wise Deuteros, how the Strange Beast looks".
"The Strange Beast, your Majesty, is an information processor. It takes in tons of raw data which it processes to order. Science, in short, is a huge Computer". Thus spake Deuteros.
"Off with his head!" shouted the Queen, green with rage. "How could We believe that the Strange Beast is an automaton, if even We have dreams and whims?" Whereupon she addressed Tritos, the middle-aged sage.
"Tell us, O wise Tritos, what does the Strange Beast look like?"
"There is no such thing, your Majesty. Science is only a Game. Those who play it stipulate the rules, which they change from time to time in mysterious ways. Nobody knows what they play or to what purposeexcept perhaps to gain power. Let us agree then that Science, just like football, is a Game". Thus spake Tritos.
"Off with his head!" shouted the Queen, yellow with rage. "How could We believe that the Strange Beast could survive without taking
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things seriously, if even my chambermaid does?" Whereupon she addressed Tetartos, the mature savant.
"Tell Us, O wise Tetartos, how does the Strange Beast look?"
"The Strange Beast, your Majesty, is a woman who meditates and fasts. She has visions, tries hard to prove them wrong, and feels no better when she fails. Science, I conjectureand I challenge anyone to refute meis a Flagellant Visionary". Thus spake Tetartos.
"Off with his head!" shouted the Queen, white with rage. "How could We believe that the Strange Beast cares neither for justification nor for gratification, if even We do?" Whereupon she turned to Pentos, the young sage.
But Pentos, fearing for his head, had just managed to escape. He ran for several days until he crossed the border. He then came to my office, where he has been working ever since. Pentos has finally completed his somewhat bulky
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