Progress and its problems

Author: Larry Laudan
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: This book employs the fundamental theories of empirical philosophy to thoroughly explore the nature of scientific development and scientific progress, serving as an important work in the study of the theory of science in modern Western thought. Through the examination of the rationality and progressiveness of science, the author highlights the modern Western humanism and humanistic tradition, delving deeper into the patterns of scientific progress. The author also describes the practical implementation of this model in the afterword. This book utilizes the fundamental theories of empirical philosophy to thoroughly investigate the nature of scientific development and scientific progress, representing an important work in the exploration of scientific theory in modern Western thought. By examining the rationality and progressiveness of science, the author emphasizes the modern Western humanism and humanistic tradition, providing a more profound interpretation of the patterns of scientific progress. The author also describes the practical application of this model in the afterword.