Philosophical Problems in Science (ZFN), No. 68 (2020)

Published: 2020-09-11

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Articles

Maxime Bôcher's concept of complementary philosophy of mathematics

Authors: Jerzy Dadaczyński, Robert Piechowicz
Pages: 9-36
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Why can information not be defined as being purely epistemic?

Author: Roman Krzanowski
Pages: 37-62
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Formal reconstruction of notions of belief, utterance and trust

Author: Robert Piechowicz
Pages: 63-77
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Are physical effective theories the reliable strategy for achieving certain knowledge?

Authors: Marek Szydłowski, Paweł Tambor
Pages: 79-116
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Joseph Życiński’s understanding of temperate rationalism: epistemological and doxalogical role of subjective commitment

Author: Zbigniew Liana
Pages: 117-184
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Ether, the old quantum theory, philosophy of nature and the problem of continuity as defined by Bogdan Szyszkowski. Contribution to research on the reception of the old quantum theory and quantum mechanics in Poland before 1953

Author: Łukasz Mścisławski
Pages: 185-216
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Proceedings of the PAU Commission on the Philosophy of Science

The process of microRNAs discovery

Author: Paweł Kawalec
Pages: 219-242
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How much truth is in stereotypes?

Author: Szymon Czarnik
Pages: 243-279
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Some remarks on the first image of a black hole

Author: Sebastian Jan Szybka
Pages: 281-294
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Book reviews

The Hidden theological and philosophical presuppositions motivating the modern cosmological discussion. Why both sides are wrong

Author: Michael Dominic Taylor
Pages: 297-299
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Around Józef Życiński's thoughts

Author: Kamil Piotr Trombik
Pages: 300-305
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Virtual entities – a part of our reality

Author: Paweł Jan Polak
Pages: 306-310
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