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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FALSIFIABILITY»
Descubre el uso de
falsifiability en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
falsifiability y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Theology and Meaning: A Critique of Metatheological Scepticism
But, it could be urged, the falsifiability of the entailing G^statement is not
necessarily deducible by modus tollens from the entailment relation plus the
falsifiability of the empirical entailment. If it were, it would seem that the entailing
G^statement ...
Raeburne Seeley Heimbeck, 1969
2
What is this Thing Called Science?
CHAPTER 6 Sophisticated falsificationism, novel predictions and the growth of
science Relative rather than absolute degrees of falsifiability The previous
chapter mentioned some conditions that an hypothesis should satisfy in order to
be ...
Alan Francis Chalmers, 1999
3
The Psychology and Law of Criminal Justice Processes
Following this sentence are three quotations from treatises, which not only speak
of empirical testing, but one of which states that the '"criterion of the scientific
status of a theory is its falsifiability, or refutability, or testability.'" I defer to no one
in ...
Roger J. R. Levesque, 2006
4
Handbook of Clinical Psychology, Adults
Falsifiability Philosophy and science are both empirical, that is, they are both
based on experience. Religion is also empirical in the sense that it is based, in
part, on formative personal experiences including, but not limited to, conversions,
...
Michel Hersen, Alan M. Gross, 2008
5
How Do You Know You're Not Wrong?: Responding to Objections ...
Popper rightly saw this lack of falsifiability as the undermining credibility of
Marxism. Some people have applied this criterion to belief in God. The former
atheist Antony Flew once formulated the falsification principle: a statement is
meaningful ...
6
Theory Building in Applied Disciplines
knowledge with regard to falsifiability: observational and categorical.
Observational statements simply report the existence of things (e.g., there is a
black cat). Categorical statements aim to categorize all instances of a thing (e. g.,
all cats are ...
Richard A. Swanson, Thomas J. Chermack, 2013
7
The Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism: Re-evaluation and ...
If by falsifiability in general we understand this logical relationship, then the same
fact might also be expressed as follows. Falsifiability in general and empirical
falsifiability do not coincide. The first characteristic of scientific statements is ...
8
Theory Construction in Second Language Acquisition
many of the problems about science and the growth of knowledge referred to
above, it was his falsifiability criterion, his solution to Hume's problem of induction
, that unwittingly played a key role in promoting the relativist cause, and, even
more ...
9
Evidence and Evolution: The Logic Behind the Science
2.8 POPPER'S CRITERION OF FALSIFIABILITY If the hypothesis of intelligent
design is not refuted by the fact that organisms have imperfect adaptations,
maybe the problem with the hypothesis is that it can't be refuted by any
observation at all ...
10
Learning from Data: Concepts, Theory, and Methods
Popper's definition of falsifiability can be presented in mathematical terms as
follows: A set of functions has the Popper dimension h if (a) there exists any h
samples that cannot falsify this set and (b) there exist h + 1 samples that falsify
this set.
Vladimir Cherkassky, Filip M. Mulier, 2007
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «FALSIFIABILITY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
falsifiability en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
The Limits of Science - Verification and Falsification
Another popular term that has entered Scientism and naturalism lexicon is that of falsifiability, falsifiable evidence. I cannot say how many times, ... «News24, Jul 15»
Pope Francis's New Encyclical Isn't What You Think
... to be, especially when we're dealing with a heavily politicized and predictive science that isn't subject to the usual constraints of falsifiability. «The Federalist, Jun 15»
Where the mind is without fear
Pushed to a wall, my only religion is science because it subscribes to falsifiability. Which means, if anything is proven wrong, science has the humility to accept it ... «Livemint, Jun 15»
Testing Scientific Theories
The philosopher Karl Popper argued that falsifiability rather than confirmation is at the heart of science. Popper believed that the main role of ... «New York Times, Jun 15»
How Many Test Failures Are Acceptable?
This is the idea of falsifiability which we learn from science. I can never prove the theory that “All Swans are white”, but as soon as I see a black ... «SYS-CON Media, Jun 15»
Conspiracy Theories: The Public Trust Skepticism Factor
It is not their lack of falsifiability per se, but a belief in an increasingly massive conspiracy theory that undermines the grounds for believing in ... «The People's Voice, Jun 15»
'Note Book' Author Jeff Nunokawa Talks Literature In The Age Of …
You've basically just described a great deal of vigor from John Stuart Mill to Popper, falsifiability, right? Gotcha! That's false, and here's why we ... «Huffington Post, May 15»
Nobel Laureate Steven Weinberg Still Dreams of Final Theory
Weinberg: I don't agree. First of all, this business of falsifiability is a silly criterion imposed on physical science by Karl Popper, who was looking ... «Scientific American, May 15»
Dragons and Venus Arise to Fool
They argue falsifiability, once a foundation of the scientific method, should be discarded, along with other "F" words such as fidelity, frugality, ... «SkyandTelescope.com, Abr 15»
Data science still woefully short on science
He called it "falsifiability," or the ability to test a statement. Popper argued that while it's impossible to prove something true, it's very possible to ... «TechRepublic, Mar 15»
