This volume reflects the 'philosophy of science in practice'
approach and takes a fresh look at traditional philosophical
problems in the context of natural, social, and health research.
Inspired by the work of Nancy Cartwright that shows how the
practices and apparatuses of science help us to understand science
and to build theories in the philosophy of science, this volume
critically examines the philosophical concepts of evidence, laws,
causation, and models and their roles in the process of scientific
reasoning. Each chapter is an important one in the philosophy of
science, while the volume as a whole deals with these philosophical
concepts in a unified way in the context of actual scientific
practice. This volume thus aims to contribute to this new direction
in the philosophy of science.
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