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Publisher: Springer

Place: Berlin

Year: 1969

Series: Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science

ISBN (Hardback): 9789401033800

Full citation:

Robert S. Cohen, Mark W. Wartofsky (eds), Proceedings of the Boston colloquium for the philosophy of science 1966/1968, Berlin, Springer, 1969

Proceedings of the Boston colloquium for the philosophy of science 1966/1968

Contents

The work and influence of Wernicke

Norman Geschwind

1-33

The symptom complex of aphasia

Carl Wernicke

34-97

Anatomy and the higher functions of the brain

Norman Geschwind

98-136

What is perception?

Robert Efron

137-173

Knowledge, language, and rationality

Henryk Skolimowski, Stephen Toulmin

174-207

A parallelism between Wittgensteinian and Aristotelian ontologies

Boguslaw Wolniewicz

208-217

Wolniewicz on Wittgenstein and Aristotle

Henry L. Ruf

218-225

The computer as gadfly

Frederick J. Crosson

226-240

The subject of cultural creation

Lucien Goldmann

241-260

Dialectical materialism and the philosophy of praxis

261-276

Theory in history

Leon J. Goldstein

277-302

Understanding and participant observation in cultural and social anthropology

Michael W. Martin, Judith B. Agassi, Sidney Mintz

303-349

Patterns of use of science in ethics

Abraham Edel, John Ladd

350-391

On empirical knowledge

Ruth A. Putnam, John Compton

392-418

Causal connection

William Ruddick, Schuster

419-449

Causality and the notion of necessity

Edward H. Madden

450-462

Unity and diversity in science

Joseph Agassi

463-522

On methods of refutation in metaphysics

J. O. Wisdom

523-537