In this paper, I analyze some disagreements about scientific ontology as cases of disagreement between epistemic peers. I maintain that the particularities of these cases are better understood if epistemic peerhood is relativized to a perspective-like index of epistemic goals and values. Taking the debate on the metaphysics of laws of nature as a case study, I explore the limits and possibilities of a trans-perspective assessment of positions regarding scientific ontology.Fil: Borge, Bruno José. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentin
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Scientific disagreements constitute valuable resources for reflecting on epistemic peer disagreement...
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Discussions on the alleged methodological specificity of social knowledge are fueled to not the leas...
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Epistemology is an important part in every Ph.D. thesis. When as students we select an epistemologic...
In 1969, Quine enjoined philosophers to leave matters of ontology to the determination of scientists...
Scientific disagreements constitute valuable resources for reflecting on epistemic peer disagreement...
In the 19th century arose the idea that the (emerging) social sciences should conform to the natural...
Ontology has recently become a widely discussed subject in the social sciences with contributions fr...
It's generally taken to be desirable for scientific hypotheses to possess what are often called "epi...
There is a critical dissociation between the philosophical ontology such as those of Heidegger and N...
The purpose of this book is to address the controversial issues of whether we have a fixed set of on...
Social ontological inquiry has been pursued in analytic philosophy as well as in the social scientif...
Epistemic peer disagreement raises interesting questions, both in epistemology and in philosophy of ...
Ontologies are supposed to define a common representational framework for a domain of knowledge, but...
Scientific disagreements constitute valuable resources for reflecting on epistemic peer disagreement...
Is it possible to draw a border line between ontology and epistemology? A positive answer to this qu...
Discussions on the alleged methodological specificity of social knowledge are fueled to not the leas...
The article considers a claim that scientific theories can serve as models for philosophical concept...
Epistemology is an important part in every Ph.D. thesis. When as students we select an epistemologic...
In 1969, Quine enjoined philosophers to leave matters of ontology to the determination of scientists...
Scientific disagreements constitute valuable resources for reflecting on epistemic peer disagreement...
In the 19th century arose the idea that the (emerging) social sciences should conform to the natural...
Ontology has recently become a widely discussed subject in the social sciences with contributions fr...
It's generally taken to be desirable for scientific hypotheses to possess what are often called "epi...
There is a critical dissociation between the philosophical ontology such as those of Heidegger and N...
The purpose of this book is to address the controversial issues of whether we have a fixed set of on...