Hasok Chang´s Active Scientific Realism in the Context of Realist Scientific Paradigms
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Hasok Changs Active Scientific Realism in the Context of Realist Scientific Paradigms: In his recent book, Is Water H2O , Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientificrealism and enunciates a new concept of it, which he names `active scientific realism`. It is a view of scientific realism that accentuates experimental activity for learning about reality rather than armchair philosophy in the search for utmost metaphysical truth. Chang puts it in a nutshell as follows: `If the buzzword for standard realism is truth, it is progress for active realism.` (Chang 2012, 223) This term paper attempts to critically look at this new concept, put it in the perspective of other realist concepts and find answers to questions like the following: . How does Chang`s concept fit into the existing landscape of scientific realism . What are the roots of the concept . What is new and attractive in it . What are the weaknesses of the concept First I`ll try to define scientific realism as a metaphysical and epistemological position as opposed to anti-realism. In the next chapter I`ll present the main arguments for and against scientific realism, the `no miracle` argument and the `pessimistic meta induction`, and also look at them from Hasok Chang`s angle of view. Then a brief overview of common realist positions in philosophy of science will be given, including Hasok Chang`s new conception. In the following chapter I`ll try to look critically at some aspects of Chang`s `Active Scientific Realism` and balance the strengths and weaknesses of the concept. Englisch, Ebook.

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Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Philosophy - Philosophy of the Present, grade: 1.0, University of Vienna (Institut für Philosophie), course: Seminar Pluralismus und Wissenschaftsphilosophie, language: English, abstract: In his recent book, Is Water H2O?, Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientific realism and ... Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Philosophy - Philosophy of the Present, grade: 1.0, University of Vienna (Institut für Philosophie), course: Seminar Pluralismus und Wissenschaftsphilosophie, language: English, abstract: In his recent book, Is Water H2O?, Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientific realism and enunciates a new concept of it, which he names ´active scientific realism´. It is a view of scientific realism that accentuates experimental activity for learning about reality rather than armchair philosophy in the search for utmost metaphysical truth. Chang puts it in a nutshell as follows: ´If the buzzword for standard realism is truth, it is progress for active realism.´ (Chang 2012, 223) This term paper attempts to critically look at this new concept, put it in the perspective of other realist concepts and find answers to questions like the following: . How does Chang´s concept fit into the existing landscape of scientific realism? . What are the roots of the concept? . What is new and attractive in it? . What are the weaknesses of the concept? First I´ll try to define scientific realism as a metaphysical and epistemological position as opposed to anti-realism. In the next chapter I´ll present the main arguments for and against scientific realism, the ´no miracle´ argument and the ´pessimistic meta induction´, and also look at them from Hasok Chang´s angle of view. Then a brief overview of common realist positions in philosophy of science will be given, including Hasok Chang´s new conception. In the following chapter I´ll try to look critically at some aspects of Chang´s ´Active Scientific Realism´ and balance the strengths and weaknesses of the concept. 16.05.2014, PDF.

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Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Philosophy - Philosophy of the Present, grade: 1.0, University of Vienna (Institut für Philosophie), course: Seminar Pluralismus und Wissenschaftsphilosophie, language: English, abstract: In his recent book, Is Water H2O?, Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientific realism and ... Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Philosophy - Philosophy of the Present, grade: 1.0, University of Vienna (Institut für Philosophie), course: Seminar Pluralismus und Wissenschaftsphilosophie, language: English, abstract: In his recent book, Is Water H2O?, Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientific realism and enunciates a new concept of it, which he names ´active scientific realism´. It is a view of scientific realism that accentuates experimental activity for learning about reality rather than armchair philosophy in the search for utmost metaphysical truth. Chang puts it in a nutshell as follows: ´If the buzzword for standard realism is truth, it is progress for active realism.´ (Chang 2012, 223) This term paper attempts to critically look at this new concept, put it in the perspective of other realist concepts and find answers to questions like the following: . How does Chang´s concept fit into the existing landscape of scientific realism? . What are the roots of the concept? . What is new and attractive in it? . What are the weaknesses of the concept? First I´ll try to define scientific realism as a metaphysical and epistemological position as opposed to anti-realism. In the next chapter I´ll present the main arguments for and against scientific realism, the ´no miracle´ argument and the ´pessimistic meta induction´, and also look at them from Hasok Chang´s angle of view. Then a brief overview of common realist positions in philosophy of science will be given, including Hasok Chang´s new conception. In the following chapter I´ll try to look critically at some aspects of Chang´s ´Active Scientific Realism´ and balance the strengths and weaknesses of the concept. PDF, 16.05.2014.

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Hasok Changs Active Scientific Realism in the Context of Realist Scientific Paradigms: Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Philosophy - Philosophy of the Present, grade: 1.0, University of Vienna (Institut für Philosophie), course: Seminar Pluralismus und Wissenschaftsphilosophie, language: English, abstract: In his recent book, Is Water H2O , Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientificrealism and enunciates a new concept of it, which he names `active scientific realism`. It is a view of scientific realism that accentuates experimental activity for learning about reality rather than armchair philosophy in the search for utmost metaphysical truth. Chang puts it in a nutshell as follows: `If the buzzword for standard realism is truth, it is progress for active realism.` (Chang 2012, 223) This term paper attempts to critically look at this new concept, put it in the perspective of other realist concepts and find answers to questions like the following: . How does Chang`s concept fit into the existing landscape of scientific realism . What are the roots of the concept . What is new and attractive in it . What are the weaknesses of the concept First I`ll try to define scientific realism as a metaphysical and epistemological position as opposed to anti-realism. In the next chapter I`ll present the main arguments for and against scientific realism, the `no miracle` argument and the `pessimistic meta induction`, and also look at them from Hasok Chang`s angle of view. Then a brief overview of common realist positions in philosophy of science will be given, including Hasok Chang`s new conception. In the following chapter I`ll try to look critically at some aspects of Chang`s `Active Scientific Realism` and balance the strengths and weaknesses of the concept. Englisch, Ebook.

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In his recent book, Is Water H2O?, Hasok Chang presents a detailed analysis of scientific realism and enunciates a new concept of it, which he names active scientific realism. It is a view of scientific realism that accentuates experimental activity for learning about reality rather than armchair philosophy in the search for utmost metaphysical truth. Chang puts it in a nutshell as follows: If the buzzword for standard realism is truth, it is progress for active realism. (Chang 2012, 223) This term paper attempts to critically look at this new concept, put it in the perspective of other realist concepts and find answers to questions like the following: • How does Changs concept fit into the existing landscape of scientific realism? • What are the roots of the concept? • What is new and attractive in it? • What are the weaknesses of the concept? First Ill try to define scientific realism as a metaphysical and epistemological position as opposed to anti-realism. In the next chapter Ill present the main arguments for and against scientific realism, the no miracle argument and the pessimistic meta induction, and also look at them from Hasok Changs angle of view. Then a brief overview of common realist positions in philosophy of science will be given, including Hasok Changs new conception. In the following chapter Ill try to look critically at some aspects of Changs Active Scientific Realism and balance the strengths and weaknesses of the concept. Karl-Heinz Mayer hat eine Karriere in der High-Tech Industrie in Österreich und Dänemark hinter sich. Im Ruhestand hat er sich auf seine Vorliebe für die Philosophie besonnen und ein Studium der Philosophie begonnen. Nach Abschluss des Bachelor Studiums ist er, nach einem Auslandssemester in Italien, zur Zeit im Masterstudium für Philosophie an der Universität Wien. Er konzentriert sich auf die kontemporäre Philosophie und einer seiner Schwerpunkte ist das Werk von Ludwig Wittgenstein.

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