Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Science van Christopher Hitchcock is an English-language printed study book that addresses current discussions within the philosophy of science. The book is suitable for professionals and researchers who delve into fundamental philosophical questions.
This work contains sixteen original essays by leading authors that address pressing questions such as: Are there laws of social science? en Are causes physically connected to their effects? Each question is illuminated by two opposing perspectives, creating a sharp debate on controversial topics within the philosophy of science.
Key features:
- Eight crucial issues are discussed in depth
- Essays are specially written by eminent scholars
- Appears to be an accessible yet profound introduction to complex philosophical themes
- Relevant to the philosophy of science, including the social sciences and cognitive systems
The content is aimed at philosophers and scientists who want to follow current debates, for example, about the nature of laws and causation in the social and natural sciences.