Volume 13 (2023)
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Stephens’ Model inability to Limiting ‘Better Safe than Sorry’ Argument

Seyyed Mohammad Mahdi Eatemad al-Eslami Bakhtiari; Mirsaeid Mousavi Karimi

Volume 5, Issue 10 , March 2016, Pages 1-20

Abstract
  Some philosophers believe that natural selection guarantees the reliability of belief formation processes. From their point of view, belief formation processes that lead to true beliefs more than false ones are useful for organism reproduction and survival, and so are saved by natural selection. However, ...  Read More

Means-Ends Rationality, a Framework for Rationality of Science; a Review of Laudan's Theories of Scientific Rationality

Amin Rabinia

Volume 5, Issue 10 , March 2016, Pages 21-37

Abstract
  The problem of the rationality of science needs a framework to outline what rationality is and how it can be placed in scientific adventure. In this paper, I will try to show how we can provide such a (meta-level) framework using the notion of means-ends rationality. For doing so, we have to see science ...  Read More

Evolutionary Game Theory and Re-examination of the Idea of ‘Progress in Game Theory’; From the Methodology of Economics perspective
Volume 5, Issue 10 , March 2016, Pages 39-63

Abstract
    It seems that emergence of evolutionary game theory and the spread of its popularity and utilization, indicates a change in tools of game theory which used by game theorists and economists; insomuch as some considers this theory as a progress in the classical game theory. This article, first, ...  Read More

From Scientific Realism of Latour to Bhaskar’s Critical Realism

Mahnaz Farahmand

Volume 5, Issue 10 , March 2016, Pages 65-80

Abstract
  As a controversial notion, realism has always been a major concern of philosophers of science and experts in the field of sociology of scientific knowledge. The main aim of this article is to review and study the two different approaches of Bhaskar’s concept of critical realism and Latour's realism. ...  Read More

Explanation as Unification

Maryam Ghasemi Naraghi

Volume 5, Issue 10 , March 2016, Pages 81-96

Abstract
  رایج‏ترین نظریه‏ای که آغازگر بحث تبیین در قرن بیستم است، نظریه‏ی قانون فراگیر تبیین، شامل دو الگوی قیاسی- قانونی و استقرایی- آماری است. کارل همپل بیان دقیقی از ایده‏ی ...  Read More

A study on the possibility of inertia in Aristotelian physics

Farzane Ghadamyari; Hossein Kalbasi Ashtari

Volume 5, Issue 10 , March 2016, Pages 97-111

Abstract
  Analysis of the concept of inertia as the first law of motion in classical physics, on which the explanation of movement is based, and Aristotelian and classical physics as two intellectual mainstreams, which have been dominant for hundreds of years, is the main concern of this article. In this paper ...  Read More