Scientific Morphology

Author: Li Chuntai
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book, drawing on research in the history of science and the philosophy of science, discovers that objectively existing scientific forms are a kind of thought system created unconsciously by people, which is not subject to human will. The scientific forms proposed in this book, on one hand, avoid the idea that scientific development has become arbitrary, and provide a substantial foundation for scientific rationality. This foundation effectively constrains the methods and outcomes of scientific choices, making the development of science exhibit its inherent internal laws. The book discusses the foundation of scientific forms, the development trends of scientific forms, the theory of scientific forms, and the significance of scientific forms. This book can serve as a reference for researchers in the philosophy of science and technology, the history of science, and related fields, as well as science and technology managers (such as managers, government officials), faculty and students of universities and colleges, and secondary school teachers.