Philosophy and science.

Laws and lawmakers = science, metaphysics, and the laws of nature / by: (Language materials, printed)

Critique of Western philosophy and social theory by: (Electronic resources)

Deleuze : = history and science / by: (Language materials, printed)

Wittgenstein among the sciences : = Wittgensteinian investigations into the "scientific method" / by: (Language materials, printed)

The tenets of cognitive existentialism by: (Electronic resources)

Postmodern philosophy and the scientific turn by: (Electronic resources)

Combining science and metaphysics = contemporary physics, conceptual revision, and common sense / by: (Electronic resources)

Mereology and the sciences = parts and wholes in the contemporary scientific context / by: (Electronic resources)

Why beliefs matter : = reflections on the nature of science / by: (Language materials, printed)

Consilience : = the unity of knowledge / by: (Language materials, printed)

Chemistry education and contributions from history and philosophy of science / by: (Language materials, printed)

Making sense of quantum mechanics / by: (Language materials, printed)

Illusions of human thinking = on concepts of mind, reality, and universe in psychology, neuroscience, and physics / by: (Electronic resources)

Influences on the aufbau by: (Electronic resources)

Meta-philosophical reflection on feminist philosophies of science by: (Electronic resources)

The puzzle of perceptual justification = conscious experience, higher-order beliefs, and reliable processes / by: (Electronic resources)

Designing for life = a human perspective on technology development / by: (Electronic resources)

Tercentenary essays on the philosophy and science of Leibniz by: (Electronic resources)

Modal justification via theories by: (Electronic resources)

Aesthetics of universal knowledge by: (Electronic resources)

Science and enlightenment = two great problems of learning / by: (Electronic resources)

Nomic truth approximation revisited by: (Electronic resources)

Empiricism and philosophy of physics by: (Electronic resources)

Texture in the work of Ian Hacking = Michel Foucault as the guiding thread of Hacking's thinking / by: (Electronic resources)

Explorations in archaeology and philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Philosophy and the 'dazzling ideal' of science by: (Electronic resources)

A phenomenological revision of E. E. Harris's dialectical holism by: (Electronic resources)

Nature of science in science instruction = rationales and strategies / by: (Electronic resources)

Methodological prospects for scientific research = from pragmatism to pluralism / by: (Electronic resources)

One hundred years of gauge theory = past, present and future perspectives / by: (Electronic resources)

Empiricist theories of space = space and experience in early modern philosophy / by: (Electronic resources)

Curiosity as an epistemic virtue by: (Electronic resources)

From electrons to elephants and elections = exploring the role of content and context / by: (Electronic resources)

Apocalypse and paradigm = science and everyday thinking / by: (Electronic resources)

Measurement and understanding in science and humanities = interdisciplinary approaches / by: (Electronic resources)

Descartes on mathematics, method and motion = on the role of Cartesian physics in the scientific revolution / by: (Electronic resources)

Scientism : = philosophy and the infatuation with science / by: (Language materials, printed)

Philosophy and scientific realism / by: (Language materials, printed)

Scientific metaphysics by: (Electronic resources)

The art of philosophy = wisdom as a practice / by: (Electronic resources)

The philosophy of historical case studies by: (Electronic resources)

Starry reckoning = reference and analysis in mathematics and cosmology / by: (Electronic resources)

Brief answers to the big questions / by: (Language materials, printed)

Individuation, process, and scientific practices / by: (Language materials, printed)

Philosophy in reality = a new book of changes / by: (Electronic resources)

The world is triangular by: (Electronic resources)