Titlebook: In Search of Reality; Bernard d’Espagnat Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1983 Physik.Realismus.Wirklichkeit.Wissenschaft.objectiv

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Philosophy of Experience,that we are about to study. To be sure, many scientists embraced materialism and many took up positivist standpoints. But a closer look at the matter shows that very few of them adopted both concepts, and the number of those who did grew smaller and smaller during the course of history.

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From Democritus to Pythagoras,The child and the man-in-the-street both believe that reality is as we see it. To them the notion of the existence of a given pebble or of a given chair is clear and obvious and they can hardly imagine questions being raised about them, even if they believe in fairy tales.

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Unkind Artless Interlude,The physical sciences are quite often termed “sciences of matter,” which implies that matter is their basic concept. And one of the facts that it seems to me scientists try to persuade us of is that indeed everything narrows down to the notion of matter; that, in the Absolute, only matter exists, with innumerable properties.