Scientific Structure -- A Series of Translations of Western Philosophy in the Twentieth Century

Author: (American) Ernest Nagel, translated by Xu Xiangdong
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Ernest Nagel is a renowned philosophical master in the country, and The Structure of Science is a central expression of Nagel's thought, hailed as one of the top ten classics of scientific philosophy. The book revolves around the core of scientific explanation, comprehensively discussing the nature of scientific explanation, the logic of inquiry, and the structure of knowledge, covering fields from physical science and biological science to mathematics and even social sciences. The publication of its Chinese translation will help deepen my further research in the philosophy of science. The Translation Series of Twentieth-Century Western Philosophy selects influential works from major schools of Western philosophy in the 20th century. Through selective translation, it aims to enrich cultural heritage, broaden academic horizons, expand research topics, and provide systematic and complete hand materials for understanding and studying modern Western philosophy, facilitating the deepening of theoretical and academic circles in our country's borrowing and critique of Western culture.