The problem of the unity of science : proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the International Academy of the Philosophy of Science, Copenhagen-Aarhus, Denmark, 31 May-3 June 2000 / editors, Evandro Agazzi, Jan Faye.
Machine generated contents note: Part I. The General Framework -- What does 'The Unity of Science' Mean? -- E. Agazz -- The Unity of Disunity -- J. Faye -- Reason and Unification in Science -- D. Shapere -- L'unit6 des sciences: une double tache pour la philosophie -- H. Barreau -- La"poi6sis" et al'unite de la rationalit6 -- G. Heinzmann -- Part II. Sciences of Nature and Sciences of Man -- On a Difference between Natural Science and the Interpretive -- Sciences of Man -- F. Collin -- General Remarks on the Problem of the Unity of Science -- H. Fink -- Natural Sciences and Human Sciences -- G.M. Prosperi -- Part lm. Overcoming Reductionism -- Complexity, Reductionism, and the Unity of Science -- J. Ricard -- L'interdisciplinarit6 et unit6 de la science -- J.-P. Descles -- The Consilience Approach to the Unity of Science -- B. Kanitscheider -- Part IV. The Unity Within a Single Science -- Two Unification Strategies in Social Science: Reduction and Integration -- M. Bunge -- The Problem of Unity in a Single Field of Science -- A. Cordero -- The Unity of Particle Physics and Cosmology? The Case of the -- Cosmological Constant -- J. Mosterin -- What if Quantum Mechanics is Universally Valid? -- P. Mittelstaedt -- Is Quantum Mechanics a Universal Theory? -- B. d'Espagnat.
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