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Scrutinizing Science
Empirical Studies of Scientific Change
herausgegeben von A. Donovan und R. LaudanInhaltsverzeichnis
- I.
- Testing Theories of Scientific Change.
- II: Case Studies.
- 1. 17Th-Century Mechanics.
- Galileo’s Copernicanism and the Acceptability of Guiding Assumptions.
- Newton’s Rejection of the Mechanical AEther: Empirical Difficulties and Guiding Assumptions.
- The Vortex Theory of Motion, 1687–1713: Empirical Difficulties and Guiding Assumptions.
- 2. Chemistry from the 18th to the 20th Centuries.
- The Chemical Revolution: Shifts in Guiding Assumptions.
- Molecular Geometry in 19th-century France: Shifts in Guiding Assumptions.
- Kekulé’s Benzene Theory and the Appraisal of Scientific Theories.
- Fermentation Theory: Empirical Difficulties and Guiding Assumptions.
- The Polywater Episode and the Appraisal of Theories.
- 3. 19Th-Century Physics.
- Ampère’s Electrodynamics and the Acceptability of Guiding Assumptions.
- Brownian Motion and the Appraisal of Theories.
- The Michelson — Morley Experiment and the Appraisal of Theories.
- 4. Recent Geological Theory.
- Plate Tectonics and Inter-Theory Relations.
- The Theory of an Expanding Earth and the Acceptability of Guiding Assumptions.
- 5. 20th-Century Physics.
- Planck’s Quantum Crisis and Shifts in Guiding Assumptions.
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and the Acceptability of Guiding Assumptions.
- Electroweak Unification and the Appraisal of Theories.
- Index of Thesis Citations and.