Truth of Science: Physical Theories and Reality / by Roger G. Newton
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- 9788130913810
- 530 NEW-T
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330 JHI-P Principles of economics / | 530 NEW-T Truth of Science: Physical Theories and Reality / | 535.6 KOE-C Color for the sciences / | 539.3 TIM-T Theroy of Elasticity / | 550 HUD-E Earth environments: past, present and future / |
1.Conventions; science as a social construct?--
2. the aim of science is understanding--
3.explanatory devices; the role of facts--
4.the birth and death of theories--
5. the power of mathematics--
6.causality, determinism and probality; reality on two scales--
7. reality at the submicroscopic level--
8.truth and objectivity.
The very notion of scientific truth is in question. This book aims to offer a constructive response to those who contend that there is no such thing as verifiable objective truth - without which there could be no scientific authority
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