Volume 182, Issue 1

September 2011

PHENOMENA, DATA AND THEORIES

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12 articles in this issue

Phenomena, data and theories: a special issue of Synthese
Peter Machamer
EditorialNotes 10 July 2009 Pages: 1 - 5
‘Saving the phenomena’ and saving the phenomena
Jim Bogen
OriginalPaper 02 July 2009 Pages: 7 - 22
On the meaning and the epistemological relevance of the notion of a scientific phenomenon
Jochen Apel
OriginalPaper 09 July 2009 Pages: 23 - 38
Bogen and Woodward’s data-phenomena distinction, forms of theory-ladenness, and the reliability of data
Samuel Schindler
OriginalPaper 12 August 2009 Pages: 39 - 55
What exactly is stabilized when phenomena are stabilized?
Uljana Feest
OriginalPaper 02 July 2009 Pages: 57 - 71
What do patterns in empirical data tell us about the structure of the world?
James W. McAllister
OriginalPaper Open access 07 July 2009 Pages: 73 - 87
Data meet theory: up close and inferentially personal
Ioannis Votsis
OriginalPaper 08 July 2009 Pages: 89 - 100
From data to phenomena: a Kantian stance
Michela Massimi
OriginalPaper 07 July 2009 Pages: 101 - 116
From data to phenomena and back again: computer-simulated signatures
Eran Tal
OriginalPaper 28 July 2009 Pages: 117 - 129
Data and phenomena in conceptual modelling
Benedikt Löwe
Thomas Müller
OriginalPaper Open access 04 July 2009 Pages: 131 - 148
What are the phenomena of physics?
Brigitte Falkenburg
OriginalPaper 14 July 2009 Pages: 149 - 163
Data and phenomena: a restatement and defense
James F. Woodward
OriginalPaper 07 July 2009 Pages: 165 - 179

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