Who needs Aristotle?

Joseph Agassi

1-11

Naive realism and naive antirealism

Evandro Agazzi

13-26

Against postmodernism and the "new" philosophy of science

Nietzsche's image of science in the light of art

Babette Babich

27-45

On the validity of von Neumann's theorem

Eftichios Bitsakis

47-62

Explaining scientific revolutions

Ronald N. Giere

63-86

Micro- and macro-hermeneutics of science

Dimitri Ginev

87-93

The redundancy of spacetime

special relativity as a grammar and the strangeness of "c"

Rom Harré

95-105

Context, hermeneutics, and ontology in the experimental sciences

Patrick A. Heelan

107-126

Cognitive dynamics and the development of science

Herfel, Clifford A. Hooker

127-172

Methodical constructivism

Peter Janich

173-190

Hermeneutic vs. empiricist philosophy of science

Joseph Kockelmans

191-215

Must the explanans be true?

Władysław Krajewski

217-222

Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence

seti and scientific methodology

David Lamb

223-251

Since indeterminacy

the new picture of the physical world at the end of modernity

Ramón Queraltó

253-262

The dynamics of science

Friedrich Rapp

263-274

The law of logarithmic returns and its implications

Nicholas Rescher

275-287

The human right to know and the reality of knowledge

Hans J. Sandkühler

289-303

Kuhn's ontological relativism

Howard Sankey

305-320

The problem of reduction in the theory of special relativity

Erhard Scheibe

321-342

Symmetries and explanations

the lessons of elementary particle physics

Manfred Stoeckler

343-355

Cognition as a system

Ladislav Tondl

357-375

System approach to the problem of the classification of sciences and scientific researches

A. I. Uyemov

377-390