Hermeneutics and the Natural Sciences 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-0049-3_1
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“…Robert Crease has defined the role of hermeneutical philosophy in the context of natural science as asserting the priority of meaning over technique, of the practical over the theoretical, and of situation over abstract formalization. 48 This supports a view of science as a thoroughly cultural activity. 49 What I want to propose here, is to extend these claims to the writing of history of science as well: for historians of science no less than for scientists, the weight of the entire preceding scientific tradition is inescapable.…”
Section: Towards a Hermeneutic Philosophy Of History Of Sciencesupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Robert Crease has defined the role of hermeneutical philosophy in the context of natural science as asserting the priority of meaning over technique, of the practical over the theoretical, and of situation over abstract formalization. 48 This supports a view of science as a thoroughly cultural activity. 49 What I want to propose here, is to extend these claims to the writing of history of science as well: for historians of science no less than for scientists, the weight of the entire preceding scientific tradition is inescapable.…”
Section: Towards a Hermeneutic Philosophy Of History Of Sciencesupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Tal aproximação, embora tenha sido evitada pelos principais filósofos hermeneutas (Heidegger, Gadamer, Ricoeur) passou a ser estudada com mais afinco no final do século XX (Videira, 2012). Crease (1997) aponta para uma possível explicação sobre o silêncio desses filósofos no tocante ao vínculo de suas filosofias às Ciências Naturais. Diferentemente de Husserl que discutia filosofia, mas tinha uma formação matemática que embasava suas discussões sobre a prática da Matemática, Gadamer, Heidegger e Ricoeur, assim como vários outros hermeneutas, não tinham uma formação próxima às Ciências Naturais que favorecesse ver a atividade científica como uma atividade hermenêutica.…”
Section: Filosofia Da Ciência E Hermenêutica Filosófica De Hans-georg...unclassified
“…z.B. Zahnen 2011, Crease 1997, Baker 2000, Demeritt/Dyer 2002. Eine entsprechende Lesung der Naturund Forschungserfahrungen Alexander von Humboldts wäre hierzu ein klassisches Beispiel (vgl.…”
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