2010
DOI: 10.1007/s12124-010-9139-2
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Conceptual Change, Crucial Experiments and Auxiliary Hypotheses. A Theoretical Contribution

Abstract: Theories about conceptual change have been generally related to historical and philosophical analysis of science. Yet, there is still much debate on how ideas coming from the history of science and their implications can be applied in this field. Our study intends to investigate the complex structure of conceptual change, by making use of some particularly representative features of the History and Philosophy of science, while considering the structure of so-called crucial experiments and the specific role of … Show more

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“…sección 3, p. 9; sección 4, p. 15), lo que conmovía la gestalt correspondiente a la Tierra y, por ende, a las interpretaciones de las experiencias que remitían a ella (cf. Levinas & Carretero, 2010;Copérnico, 1994Copérnico, [1543.…”
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“…sección 3, p. 9; sección 4, p. 15), lo que conmovía la gestalt correspondiente a la Tierra y, por ende, a las interpretaciones de las experiencias que remitían a ella (cf. Levinas & Carretero, 2010;Copérnico, 1994Copérnico, [1543.…”
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