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Critical Thinking: Step by Step
A medieval philosopher named William of Ockham stated a principle of thinking
which has come to be called "Ockham's Razor." For him, it was a principle of
required sufficient reason to justify claiming that something existed. Its' full
expression ...
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Platonism and Anti-Platonism in Mathematics
The problem with this is that platonists will surely just reject the (1')- (2)- (3)
version of Ockham's razor. Thus, fictionalists will have to argue that this is the
proper way to understand Ockham's razor, or to put the point more directly, they'll
have to ...
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The Essential Peirce: Selected Philosophical Writings
There never was a sounder logical maxim of scientific procedure than Ockham's
razor: Entia nan wnt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem. That is to say: Before
you try a complicated hypothesis, you should make quite sure that no
simplification ...
Charles Sanders Peirce, Nathan Houser, Christian J. W. Kloesel, 1998
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Philosophy of Information
The traditional and intuitive answer is to choose the “simplest” and to cite
Ockham's razor by way of justification. Simplicity, in turn, has something to do
with minimization of entities, description length, causes, free parameters,
independent ...
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Philosophy of Mind: A Comprehensive Introduction
The traditional formulation of Ockham's razor says that entities should not be
multiplied beyond necessity. The gist of the principle is that we should try to
explain phenomena using the simplest theoretical apparatus possible. Ockham's
razor is ...
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Ball Lightning: An Unsolved Problem in Atmospheric Physics
A modern interpretation of Ockham's razor is that “if two theories equally fit all the
observed facts, the one requiring fewer or simpler assumptions is to be accepted
as more nearly valid” (Rothman 1988). Rothman points out that it is important to ...
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The Routledge Companion to Metaphysics
If I experience things that do not help me under- stand, then I am not
hypothesising them, so I should not invoke Ockham's razor to be sceptical about
them. This might be the case with numbers: if you think you experience them
when you are ...
Robin Le Poidevin, Professor of Philosophy Peter Simons, McGonigal Andrew, 2009
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Routledge History of Philosophy Volume 3: Medieval Philosophy
But brute forms of Ockham's razor have been accepted and popular since his
time, increasingly with the emergence of experimental science, though with
exceptions. J. S. Mill isrightly regarded asa mediator of Ockham's logic from the
medieval ...
John Marenbon, Senior Research Fellow and Lecturer John Marenbon, 2003
But brute forms of Ockham's razor have been accepted and popular since his
time, increasingly with the emergence of experimental science, though with
exceptions. J. S. Mill is righdy regarded as a mediator of Ockham's logic from the
...
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Misused Statistics, Second Edition
In an era when highly convoluted arguments were used to prove how many
angels could dance on the head of a pin, he proposed his principle of parsimony
(now also known as "Ockham's razor"): "What can be done with fewer [
assumptions] ...
Herbert Spirer, Louise Spirer, 1998
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What you should expect from your GP
He has been trying to improve patients' expectations of their GP for several decades, including during an appearance on Ockham's Razor on ... «The Conversation AU, Lip 15»
Fringe preview: Ockham's Razor: Arc and Every Action
Ockham's Razor is among a new wave of British companies re-imagining the big top tradition, using theme and narrative to complement circus ... «The List, Lip 15»
Burke: Simple rules can help maintain company focus
The principle known as “Ockham's razor” states that the simplest solution to a particular problem is likely the one that will work best. «Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Lip 15»
Manchester's Contact announces autumn season
November includes Ockham's Razor's Tipping Point (11 to 13 November), Vesper Time by Stacy Makishi (17 to 18 November), Olivier ... «WhatsOnStage.com, Lip 15»
Circus shows take over the Fringe
At the more sociable 1.25pm, aerial theatre company Ockham's Razor (Underbelly's Circus Hub, 7–26 Aug) give us a double-bill of their U ... «The List, Lip 15»
Every Manager Needs Communicate To Effectively -- Here's How To …
Yet he's best known for Ockham's Razor, sometimes known as the “principle of parsimony.” Stated formally as “entities must not be multiplied ... «Forbes, Cze 15»
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – Ockham's Razor in the Meadows
jpeg Ockham's Razor, produced by Turtle Key Arts, are performing their celebrated Double Bill of Arc and Every Action… at The Lafayette in ... «The Edinburgh Reporter, Cze 15»
The Rediscovered Face of Vincent Van Gogh
We opted to adhere to Ockham's Razor: if we felt comfortable enough with the context, the best solution would be the simplest. We split up the ... «The Eye of Photography, Cze 15»
60 Minutes/Vanity Fair poll: Conspiracy Theories
Most people ascribe to a principle known as "Ockham's razor" which was put forth by the Medieval Theologian William of Ockham. It stated that ... «CBS News, Maj 15»
Ockham Razor Launches Kickstarter Campaign for Streamlined …
Ockham embraced the idea of simplification in culture and concept, and was responsible for Ockham's Razor, a problem-solving principle ... «3DPrint.com, Kwi 15»
