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245 10|aAppraising Lakatos|h[electronic resource] :|bMathematics, Methodology, and the Man /|cedited by György Kampis, L. Kvasz, Michael Stöltzner.
250 |a1st ed. 2002.
264 1|aDordrecht :|bSpringer Netherlands :|bImprint: Springer,|c2002.
300 |aXIV, 382 p.|bonline resource.
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490 1 |aVienna Circle Institute Library,|x2542-9914 ;|v1
505 0 |aThe Propositional Content of the Popper-Lakatos Rift -- Lakatos’ Criticisms of Popper -- Professor Lakatos Between the Hegelian Devil and the Popperian Deep Blue Sea -- Explaining Scientific Progress: Lakatos’ Methodological Account of Kuhnian Patterns of Theory Change -- Lakatos, Reason and History -- “Heuristic Power” and the “Logic of Scientific Discovery”: Why the Methodology of Scientific Research Programmes is Less Than Half the Story -- Lakatos on Crucial Experiments and the History of Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics -- Argumentation and the Mathematical Process -- Towards an Evolutionary Account of Conceptual Change in Mathematics: Proofs and Refutations and the Axiomatic Variation of Concepts -- What Lakatos Could Teach the Mathematical Physicist -- Lakatos’ Mitigated Scepticism in the Philosophy of Mathematics -- Lakatos’ Methodology Between Logic and Dialectic -- Mathematical Heuristic — Lakatos and Pólya -- Lakatos and Aspects of Mathematics Education -- The Unforgiven: Imre Lakatos’ Life in Hungary -- Lakatos and Lukács -- Lakatos’ Political Reawakening -- A Documentation Arranged by Gábor Kutrovátz -- Lakatos’ Hungarian Papers Between 1946–1956 -- Index of Names.
520 |aImre Lakatos (1922-1974) was one of the protagonists in shaping the "new philosophy of science". More than 25 years after his untimely death, it is time for a critical re-evaluation of his ideas. His main theme of locating rationality within the scientific process appears even more compelling today, after many historical case studies have revealed the cultural and societal elements within scientific practices. Recently there has been, above all, an increasing interest in Lakatos' philosophy of mathematics, which emphasises heuristics and mathematical practice over logical justification. But suitable modifications of his approach are called for in order to make it applicable to modern axiomatised theories. Pioneering historical research in England and Hungary has unearthed hitherto unknown facts about Lakatos' personal life, his wartime activities and his involvement in the political developments of post-war Europe. From a communist activist committed to Györgyi Lukács' thinking, Lakatos developed into a staunch anti-Marxist who found his intellectual background in Popper's critical rationalism. The volume also publishes for the first time a part of his Debrecen Ph.D. thesis and it is concluded by a bibliography of his Hungarian writings.
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