Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge 1970
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781139171434.003
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“…Geliştirilmelerinin diğer ölçme araçlarına göre daha kolay olması ve kullanışlılıkları (Çıttır,2003;Tavşancıl, 2005) , 1993). Değişimin evrimsel (Popper, 1998) veya devrimsel (Kuhn, 1970) biçimlerde gerçekleşebileceği ileri sürülmekte-dir.…”
Section: Bilimin Doğası İnanışlarının Tespitiunclassified
“…Geliştirilmelerinin diğer ölçme araçlarına göre daha kolay olması ve kullanışlılıkları (Çıttır,2003;Tavşancıl, 2005) , 1993). Değişimin evrimsel (Popper, 1998) veya devrimsel (Kuhn, 1970) biçimlerde gerçekleşebileceği ileri sürülmekte-dir.…”
Section: Bilimin Doğası İnanışlarının Tespitiunclassified
“…O fato é que negligenciar esta fase é comprometer a acuidade no entendimento das demais. A ciência normal é termo estreitamente relacionado ao paradigma, bem como sua existência é o corolário da existência das revoluções (Kuhn, 1970a(Kuhn, , p. 6, 1970b(Kuhn, , p. 233, 2007.…”
Section: O Historiador/fi Lósofo Da Ciênciaunclassified
“…The idea that ontological commitments may flow from scientific theories has been argued by Quine (2001b; 'what is in the world is what is in our theories about the world': Gibson, 1982) and criticized by T.S. Kuhn (1974;see discussion in Rieppel, 2005). For Quine, a scientific theory makes ontological commitments to the extent that it specifies which objects must exist for the theory to be true.…”
Section: The Metaphysical and The Epistemic Projectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…True, he wanted these theories to be applicable to 'things', but that says nothing about the 'things-in-themselves', it only says something about how well our theories perform in our own world of experience. As Kuhn (1974:2) put it: "… the aim is to invent theories that explain observed phenomena and to do so in terms of real objects, whatever the latter phrase may mean." In a similar sense, Kluge (2003aKluge ( , b, 2004 can be interpreted to treat character statements as hypotheses the origin of which is irrelevant as long as they can be tested and potentially falsified.…”
Section: Is the 'Test Of Congruence' A Popperian Test?mentioning
confidence: 99%