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Multiverse, Scientific or Philosophic?

Alireza Sobhani; Mehdi Golshani

Volume 5, Issue 9 , September 2015, Pages 1-28

Abstract
  In this paper two viewpoints about scientific theories will be introduced. These two viewpoints are: 1- received view and 2- semantic view about scientific theories. It should be emphasized that our major focus is on the semantic view to scientific theories. The first one, now, does not have any considerable ...  Read More

Leaving the Dichotomy of Autonomous Technology and Technology as an Intermediary Based on Latour’s Point of View

Rahman sharifzadeh; Golamhossein MoghadamHeidari

Volume 5, Issue 9 , September 2015, Pages 29-51

Abstract
    Bruno Latour, redefining human and their artifacts and defending their multi-threaded nature, considering their intermediaries (not only as devices), defends their status as citizens. Doing this he frees us from the duality of the autonomous technology and therefore from the domination atmosphere ...  Read More

Kuhn’s Criticism of Empiricism

Reza Sadeqi

Volume 5, Issue 9 , September 2015, Pages 53-77

Abstract
  Kuhn’s philosophy is known as the beginning of thpost-positivistic period. In this essay by reviewing Kuhn's critiques on empiricism we'll see that by weakening and justifying the epistemic roles of experience he tries to support and expand the relativism to the realm of natural sciences. Although ...  Read More

Quiddity of the Scientific Theories?

Saeed Masoumi

Volume 5, Issue 9 , September 2015, Pages 113-143

Abstract
  In this paper two viewpoints about scientific theories will be introduced. These two viewpoints are: 1- received view and 2- semantic view about scientific theories. It should be emphasized that our major focus is on the semantic view to scientific theories. The first one, now, does not have any considerable ...  Read More

Formalizing Lagrangian Mechanics and the Invariance of Lagrange Equations

reza sadeqi

Volume 5, Issue 9 , September 2015, Pages 143-161

Abstract
    According to the logical empiricists, the received view, a scientific theory is a set of propositions formalized in first-order logic. According to the rival view, semantic or non-propositional view, it is a set of models. In this article, I will argue that the received view cannot suggest an ...  Read More