Perspectival Realism: Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Science
Autor Michela Massimien Limba Engleză Hardback – 16 oct 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780197555620
ISBN-10: 0197555624
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 242 x 163 x 33 mm
Greutate: 0.79 kg
Editura: Oxford University Press
Colecția OUP USA
Seria Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Science
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0197555624
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 242 x 163 x 33 mm
Greutate: 0.79 kg
Editura: Oxford University Press
Colecția OUP USA
Seria Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Science
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Recenzii
She provides interesting and substantial reframing/rethinking of some key issues that have emerged in past realist/anti-realist debates, arguing for the contemporary cosmopolitan scientist's "rights and obligations" to share scientific knowledge and its benefits.
A bridging project like Massimi pursues is deeply appealing. This broad divide between a philosophical focus on the messy details of science and a philosophical focus on what science achieves recurs, I think, because philosophers are more or less united in our desire to accommodate both focuses. Massimi's Perspectival Realism positions itself to do justice to both focuses and ultimately transcend the divide. Along the way, it is incredibly expansive in the philosophical questions and philosophical work it engages with. ...Indeed, this book is expansive and ambitious enough that it may need to be read perspectivally.
Massimi's new book is, by far, the most complex, comprehensive and intellectually exciting attempt of rethinking the epistemological and metaphysical foundations of perspectival realism since the publication of Giere's Scientific Perspectivism. ....her book is going to be a turning point for the state of the art in scientific perspectivism and for the general philosophy of science per se. We are at the forking junction of our own philosophical scientific garden, with strong grounds to believe that we found, thanks to Massimi, a genuine path rather than a dead-end.
Massimi's book constructs a new vision of realism in science that will be highly influential for years to come.
Massimi presents a spirited defence of a philosophical position that is at once perspectivalist and realist, and she supports it with detailed case studies in the history of science as well as contemporary practice. Her view of the role of perspective in scientific representation is challenging and provocative, and will help to show the way out of the aporiae of traditional realist/anti-realist ways of thinking.
What is really out there? Philosophers might argue about whether a thing is real, while scientists ignore the question entirely. Exploring the novel view of perspectival realism, Massimi guides us in the explorations of real phenomena as studied by scientists. Through delightful examples from physics to psychology, she reveals new insights that can satisfy sceptical philosophers as well as scientists. Best of all, the view thrives on the social nature of the scientific enterprise.
I find perspectival realism to be among the most interesting viewpoints in contemporary philosophy of science. I much welcome the ample and insightful elaboration that Michela Massimi gives of it in this book
This book is a must-read for anybody interested in cutting-edge philosophy of science. Massimi has successfully reframed the debate on scientific realism to address the central issue for contemporary research: how culturally situated scientific practices can—and do—produce reliable claims. Combining philosophical rigour with empirical insights from multiple scientific domains, this book ascribes the epistemic power of scientific research to its social, fallible and pluralist nature, thus providing a robust alternative to understanding scientific knowledge as a universally true "view from nowhere".
Books that elaborate an illuminating and original approach to a cluster of important philosophical topics are rare. Those that combine their creativity with truly remarkable breadth and depth of scholarship are to be treasured. This is one of them. It is a magnificent achievement.
I(Omar El Mawas) believe that this philosophically rich and scientifcally packed book is a very welcome addition, and will likely become a classic text on realism and pluralism in science.
Massimi has succeeded in setting the agenda for future philosophical thinking about science, both at the level of the content (rich as her book is in its engagement with a host of philosophical issues) and at the level of style (with its wealth of information about science in its history and its current polymorphous practice).
A bridging project like Massimi pursues is deeply appealing. This broad divide between a philosophical focus on the messy details of science and a philosophical focus on what science achieves recurs, I think, because philosophers are more or less united in our desire to accommodate both focuses. Massimi's Perspectival Realism positions itself to do justice to both focuses and ultimately transcend the divide. Along the way, it is incredibly expansive in the philosophical questions and philosophical work it engages with. ...Indeed, this book is expansive and ambitious enough that it may need to be read perspectivally.
Massimi's new book is, by far, the most complex, comprehensive and intellectually exciting attempt of rethinking the epistemological and metaphysical foundations of perspectival realism since the publication of Giere's Scientific Perspectivism. ....her book is going to be a turning point for the state of the art in scientific perspectivism and for the general philosophy of science per se. We are at the forking junction of our own philosophical scientific garden, with strong grounds to believe that we found, thanks to Massimi, a genuine path rather than a dead-end.
Massimi's book constructs a new vision of realism in science that will be highly influential for years to come.
Massimi presents a spirited defence of a philosophical position that is at once perspectivalist and realist, and she supports it with detailed case studies in the history of science as well as contemporary practice. Her view of the role of perspective in scientific representation is challenging and provocative, and will help to show the way out of the aporiae of traditional realist/anti-realist ways of thinking.
What is really out there? Philosophers might argue about whether a thing is real, while scientists ignore the question entirely. Exploring the novel view of perspectival realism, Massimi guides us in the explorations of real phenomena as studied by scientists. Through delightful examples from physics to psychology, she reveals new insights that can satisfy sceptical philosophers as well as scientists. Best of all, the view thrives on the social nature of the scientific enterprise.
I find perspectival realism to be among the most interesting viewpoints in contemporary philosophy of science. I much welcome the ample and insightful elaboration that Michela Massimi gives of it in this book
This book is a must-read for anybody interested in cutting-edge philosophy of science. Massimi has successfully reframed the debate on scientific realism to address the central issue for contemporary research: how culturally situated scientific practices can—and do—produce reliable claims. Combining philosophical rigour with empirical insights from multiple scientific domains, this book ascribes the epistemic power of scientific research to its social, fallible and pluralist nature, thus providing a robust alternative to understanding scientific knowledge as a universally true "view from nowhere".
Books that elaborate an illuminating and original approach to a cluster of important philosophical topics are rare. Those that combine their creativity with truly remarkable breadth and depth of scholarship are to be treasured. This is one of them. It is a magnificent achievement.
I(Omar El Mawas) believe that this philosophically rich and scientifcally packed book is a very welcome addition, and will likely become a classic text on realism and pluralism in science.
Massimi has succeeded in setting the agenda for future philosophical thinking about science, both at the level of the content (rich as her book is in its engagement with a host of philosophical issues) and at the level of style (with its wealth of information about science in its history and its current polymorphous practice).
Notă biografică
Michela Massimi is Professor of Philosophy of Science at the University of Edinburgh. Massimi works on general philosophy of science, history and philosophy of modern physics, Kant's philosophy of nature and Kantianism in philosophy of science. She is Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and Member of the Academia Europaea. She served as Vice-President of the European Philosophy of Science Association (2015-2019) and she is currently President-Elect of the Philosophy of Science Association. From 2016 to 2021 she was the Principal Investigator of the ERC Consolidator Grant "Perspectival Realism".