Titlebook: Explanation in the Sciences; émile Meyerson Book 1991 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991 David Hume.Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.Gottfried W

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Science and Philosophic Systemscable difficulty. If philosophy really needs only good will to accommodate itself to science and its changing aspects — the scientists of a given era always being more or less in agreement among themselves — science finds itself in an incomparably more difficult situation with regard to philosophy.

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Hegel’s AttemptIn order to get a better idea of the mechanism reason uses when it seeks to understand phenomena, we are going to devote this chapter to a study of Hegel’s system of the global explanation of nature from that particular perspective.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83882-8bly the dominant force in the life of our times, the one whose inspirations modern man is proud to follow, ultimately seeks to explain everything by Space, even though the latter seems to us to be something inert, a form devoid of content? Is it believable that . is what science is?

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The Irrationalbly the dominant force in the life of our times, the one whose inspirations modern man is proud to follow, ultimately seeks to explain everything by Space, even though the latter seems to us to be something inert, a form devoid of content? Is it believable that . is what science is?