Titlebook: Unity of Science; Robert L. Causey Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1977 evolution.knowledge.logic.notation.reason.redu

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Complications and Obstacles,gh Fodor’s arguments have some force, it is shown that they do not establish an insuperable obstacle for the unification program. Finally, in the last section I consider some special difficulties arising in the social sciences.

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Microreductions with Identities,ns and problems concerned with the use of identities as connecting sentences. Finally, in Section E I will apply my conditions for microreductions to some questions about modifications of the theories and about trivial microreductions.

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Unified Theories and Unified Science,theories is by a microreduction to ., or to a theory which is a modified formulation of ., This result provides a rational foundation for a program for the unification of science based on successive microreductions of various theories.

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0166-6991 ng three sections review some requisite background material and introduce some terminology and notation used in the book. Section B contains a brief review of some of the ideas and notation of elementary logic and set theory. Section C contains an introductory discussion of kinds and at- tributes. S

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Theories with Structured Wholes,ed conditions for microreductions. In order to do this, Chapter 3 will first contain an examination of the logical and semantical structure of theories with structured wholes. Such theories have in their domains some elements which are considered simple and indecomposable, and other elements which a

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Microreductions: Set Theoretical Form,ble the explanation of the law-sentences of .. In the case of microreductions, it has been recognized that some of these connecting sentences should be some kind of identities between the elements in . and elements in . However, most investigators have also thought that at least some of the connecti