05401nam a2200409 a 450000500170000000600190001700700150003600800410005102000180009202000150011004000310012508200120015610000270016824501090019526000910030426000100039530000670040533600270047233700280049933800390052734700240056649000470059050400530063750508010069052009960149165000170248765000310250465000270253565000360256285200280259885602470262691708000287391711520367394200230482599900170484895201260486520260701202231.0m d cr cnu---uuuuu160625s2016 s 000 0 eng d a9783319334059 a3319334050 aCO-CtgCURNbspaccoctgcurn04a5012231 aMcCain, Kevin,eautor.14aThe Nature of Scientific Knowledgeh[electronic resource] :ban Explanatory Approach /cby Kevin McCain. 4aCham : : :bSpringer International Publishing : : :bImprint : : :bSpringer,,,c2016. 1c2016. a1 recurso en línea (XIII, 277 páginas) :bonline resource. atextobtxt2rdacontent acomputadorbc2rdamedia arecurso en líneabcr2rdacarrier atext filebPDF2rda1 aSpringer Undergraduate Texts in Philosophy aIncluye referencias bibliográficas e índice.0 aPreface -- The Importance of Understanding the Nature of Scientific Knowledge -- Part I: General Features of Knowledge -- The Traditional Account of Knowledge -- Belief -- Truth -- Justification -- Evidence -- Basing a Belief on the Evidence -- A Problem for the Traditional Account of Knowledge -- Part II: Knowledge of Scientific Claims -- Explanation and Understanding -- From Explanation to Knowledge -- Part III: Challenges to Scientific Knowledge -- Skepticism about the External World -- Skepticism about Induction -- Empirical Evidence of Irrationality -- Anti-Realism about Science -- Part IV: Social Dimensions of Scientific Knowledge -- Gaining Scientific Knowledge from Others -- Knowledge in a Scientific Community -- Looking Back and Looking Forward -- Notes -- References -- Index. aEste libro ofrece una introducción completa y accesible a la epistemología de la ciencia. No solo introduce a los lectores a la discusión epistemológica general de la naturaleza del conocimiento, sino que también proporciona información clave sobre los matices particulares del conocimiento científico. La naturaleza del conocimiento científico no asume ningún conocimiento previo de filosofía o ciencia. Sin embargo, el lector se embarca en un viaje a través de varios conceptos básicos de epistemología y filosofía de la ciencia que no solo explora las características del conocimiento científico de los individuos sino también la forma en que el desarrollo del conocimiento científico es un esfuerzo particularmente social. Los temas tratados en este libro son de gran interés para los estudiantes de epistemología y filosofía de la ciencia, así como para los educadores científicos interesados en la naturaleza del conocimiento científico. 0aFilosofía. 0aTeoría del conocimiento. 0aFilosofía y ciencia. 0aCienciaxEstudio y enseñanza. aMHCbMHCcCFh501iM1217 uhttps://unicurn.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/biblioteca/EdJTEotX9pdNr6HQEyWSwNABwn_IRNuu_0qCfJ_UOTcP-w?e=ptOMDjz

Vea este libro electrónico77aPreface -- The Importance of Understanding the Nature of Scientific Knowledge -- Part I: General Features of Knowledge -- The Traditional Account of Knowledge -- Belief -- Truth -- Justification -- Evidence -- Basing a Belief on the Evidence -- A Problem for the Traditional Account of Knowledge -- Part II: Knowledge of Scientific Claims -- Explanation and Understanding -- From Explanation to Knowledge -- Part III: Challenges to Scientific Knowledge -- Skepticism about the External World -- Skepticism about Induction -- Empirical Evidence of Irrationality -- Anti-Realism about Science -- Part IV: Social Dimensions of Scientific Knowledge -- Gaining Scientific Knowledge from Others -- Knowledge in a Scientific Community -- Looking Back and Looking Forward -- Notes -- References -- Index99aThis book offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the epistemology of science. It not only introduces readers to the general epistemological discussion of the nature of knowledge, but also provides key insights into the particular nuances of scientific knowledge. No prior knowledge of philosophy or science is assumed by The Nature of Scientific Knowledge. Nevertheless, the reader is taken on a journey through several core concepts of epistemology and philosophy of science that not only explores the characteristics of the scientific knowledge of individuals but also the way that the development of scientific knowledge is a particularly social endeavor. The topics covered in this book are of keen interest to students of epistemology and philosophy of science as well as science educators interested in the nature of scientific knowledge. In fact, as a result of its clear and engaging approach to understanding scientific knowledge The Nature of Scientific Knowledge is a book that anyone interested in scientific knowledge, knowledge in general, and any of a myriad of related concepts would be well advised to study closely cCFh501iM1212ddc c29595d29595 00102ddc406501_000000000000000_M121708CFaMHCbMHCcCFd2025-03-29l0o501 M121r2025-03-29 17:09:44yCFw2025-03-29