The Aim and Structure of Physical Theory
Pierre Maurice Marie Duhem
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This classic work in the philosophy of physical science is an incisive and readable account of the scientific method. Pierre Duhem was one of the great figures in French science, a devoted teacher, and a distinguished scholar of the history and philosophy of science. This book represents his most mature thought on a wide range of topics.
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Analytical mechanics, Positivism, Theory of Forms, Scholasticism, Explanation, Scientific law, Scientific method, Classical mechanics, Experimentum crucis, Objectivity (philosophy), Thermodynamics, Phenomenalism, Newton's law of universal gravitation, Atomic physics, Axiom, Universality (philosophy), Contingency (philosophy), Theoretical physics, Atomic theory, Calculation, Magnetization, Science, Quantum mechanics, Atomism, Equations of motion, Physics First, Poisson's equation, Phenomenon, Philosophy of science, Theory, Theory of heat, Experimental physics, Law of mass action, Physical chemistry, Theoretical definition, Electrostatics, Objectivity (science), Mysterium Cosmographicum, Celestial mechanics, Plasma (physics), Philosophy of physics, Classical electromagnetism, De Magnete, The Philosopher, Newton's laws of motion, Elasticity (physics), Cosmological principle, Philosophical analysis, Gravitational constant, Science and Hypothesis, Summa Theologica, Theory of relativity, Utilitarianism, Materialism, Hypothesis, Laws of thermodynamics, The Laws of Physics, Physicist, Scientific demonstration, Dynamism (metaphysics), Physiognomy, Physical law, Philosophy, Scientific notation, Sign (mathematics), Aristotelian physics, Physics of the Future, EPR paradox, Mathematical physics, Mechanics