Volume 191, Issue 13

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Volume 191, Issue 13

September 2014

IS SCIENCE INCONSISTENT?

Issue Editors:

Otávio Bueno,
Peter Vickers

15 articles in this issue

Is science inconsistent?
Otávio Bueno
Peter Vickers
EditorialNotes 08 May 2014 Pages: 2887 - 2889
Theory flexibility and inconsistency in science
Peter Vickers
OriginalPaper 06 May 2014 Pages: 2891 - 2906
Newton versus Leibniz: intransparency versus inconsistency
Karin Verelst
OriginalPaper 21 June 2014 Pages: 2907 - 2940
Inconsistency and scientific realism
Juha Saatsi
OriginalPaper 08 May 2014 Pages: 2941 - 2955
How to avoid inconsistent idealizations
Christopher Pincock
OriginalPaper 15 May 2014 Pages: 2957 - 2972
The inconsistency of Physics (with a capital “P”)
Robert W. Batterman
OriginalPaper 07 May 2014 Pages: 2973 - 2992
A new characterization of scientific theories
Jody Azzouni
OriginalPaper Open access 16 May 2014 Pages: 2993 - 3008
Can good science be logically inconsistent?
Kevin Davey
OriginalPaper 22 May 2014 Pages: 3009 - 3026
Models and scientific representations or: who is afraid of inconsistency?
Mathias Frisch
OriginalPaper 04 May 2014 Pages: 3027 - 3040
Physics, inconsistency, and quasi-truth
Newton C. A. da Costa
Décio Krause
OriginalPaper 06 June 2014 Pages: 3041 - 3055
Chunk and permeate III: the Dirac delta function
Richard Benham
Chris Mortensen
Graham Priest
OriginalPaper 29 May 2014 Pages: 3057 - 3062
Inconsistency in mathematics and the mathematics of inconsistency
Jean Paul van Bendegem
OriginalPaper 20 May 2014 Pages: 3063 - 3078
The shape of science
M. Bryson Brown
OriginalPaper 21 June 2014 Pages: 3079 - 3109
Epistemic justification in the context of pursuit: a coherentist approach
Dunja Šešelja
Christian Straßer
OriginalPaper 20 May 2014 Pages: 3111 - 3141
Methodological dilemmas and emotion in science
James W. McAllister
OriginalPaper 16 May 2014 Pages: 3143 - 3158

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