Lost wanderers in the forest of knowledge

some thoughts on the discovery-justification distinction

Don Howard

3-22

Introduction

revisiting the context distinction

Jutta Schickore, Friedrich Steinle

7-19

Inductive justification and discovery

on Hans Reichenbach's foundation of the autonomy of the philosophy of science

Gregor Schiemann

23-39

Freedom in a scientific society

reading the context of Reichenbach's contexts

Alan Richardson

41-54

A forerunner? —perhaps, but not to the context distinction

William Whewell's Germano-cantabrigian history of the fundamental ideas

Jutta Schickore

57-77

Autonomy versus development

Duhem on progress in science

Lothar Schäfer

79-97

Psychologism and the distinction between discovery and justification

Volker Peckhaus

99-116

Context of discovery versus context of justification and Thomas Kuhn

Paul Hoyningen-Huene

119-131

How can we use the distinction between discovery and justification?

on the weaknesses of the strong programme in the sociology of science

Thomas Sturm, Gerd Gigerenzer

133-158

Heuristic appraisal

context of discovery or justification?

Thomas Nickles

159-182

Concept formation and the limits of justification

"discovering" the two electricities

Friedrich Steinle

183-195

Contexts of justifying and discovering the nature of ecosystems

from concepts to objects and vice versa

Thomas Potthast

197-214

On the inextricability of the context of discovery and the context of justification

Theodore Arabatzis

215-230