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How Infinities Cause Problems in Classical Physical Theories
Jean Paul VAN BENDEGEM
1992-01-02 Volume 50 • 1992 • Modern Perspectives on the Philosophy of Space and Time
On Time
Graham PRIEST
1992-01-02 Volume 50 • 1992 • Modern Perspectives on the Philosophy of Space and Time
Introductory Note
Jean Paul VAN BENDEGEM
1992-01-02 Volume 50 • 1992 • Modern Perspectives on the Philosophy of Space and Time
Metaphysics of Meaning. Cambridge (Mass.), London: MIT (Bradford Book), 1990. Jerold J. Katz
Carlos Holvoet
1992-01-02 Volume 49 • 1992 • Philosophical Perspectives in Moral Psychology and Education
On the Incompleteness of Axiomatized Models for the Empirical Sciences
Newton C.A. DA COSTA and Francisco Antonio DORIA
1992-01-02 Volume 50 • 1992 • Modern Perspectives on the Philosophy of Space and Time
The Philosophy of Language. New York, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1990. A.P. Martinich (ed.)
Carlos Holvoet
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
The Minimum Epistemological and Ontological Conditions For a Theory of Systemic Interdisciplinarity
Alexander J. ARGYROS
1991-01-02 Volume 48 • 1991 • On Interdisciplinarity
The Challenge of interdisciplinarity
Koen DEPRYCK
1991-01-02 Volume 48 • 1991 • On Interdisciplinarity
Editorial Introduction
Gertrudis VAN DE VIJVER
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Biological Realism
Mohan MATTHEN
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Folk Terms and Agency
Jane DURAN
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Worldviews, Quandaries and the Quest for Ontology. Preliminary Considerations
Karel BOULLART
1991-01-02 Volume 48 • 1991 • On Interdisciplinarity
Comment se passer de la finalité
Isabelle STENGERS
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
The view from nowhere. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989. Thomas Nagel
Erik Myin
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Induction and Evolution of Cognition and Science
Olaf DIETTRICH
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Niveaux d’organisation, changements de niveaux, finalité
Francis BAILLY
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Anti-Realism and Objectivity in Wittgenstein’s Philosophy of Mathematics
Pïeranna GARAVASO
1991-01-02 Volume 48 • 1991 • On Interdisciplinarity
Why Connectionism is Such a Good Thing. A Criticism of Fodor and Pylyshyn’s Criticism of Smolensky
Jean PETITOT
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Education and Its Interest in Interdisciplinarity
Aagje VAN CAUWELAERT
1991-01-02 Volume 48 • 1991 • On Interdisciplinarity
Interdisciplinary Disorientation: A Student’s Perspective
Gretchen SWEEN
1991-01-02 Volume 48 • 1991 • On Interdisciplinarity
Paraconsistent Logic. Essays on the Inconsistent. Munchen: Philosophia Verlag, 1990. Graham Priest, Richard Routley and Jean Norman (eds.)
Jean Paul VAN BENDEGEM
1991-01-02 Volume 47 • 1991 • Self-Organization and Teleology. Self-organizing and Complex Systems II
Methods of Conceptual Change in Science: Imagistic and Analogical Reasoning
Nancy NERSESSIAN
1990-01-02 Volume 45 • 1990 • Scientific Discovery
Pursuit of Truth. Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1990. W.V. Quine
Gustaaf C. CORNELIS
1990-01-02 Volume 46 • 1990 • Self-Organizing and Complex Systems – I
Teleology and the Concepts of Causation
Ernst VON GLASERSFELD
1990-01-02 Volume 46 • 1990 • Self-Organizing and Complex Systems – I