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This book examines the views of Hermann Helmholtz, Hermann Cohen
and Gottlob Frege in reaction to the epistemic crises induced by
rapid changes in 19th century scientific practice. Besides
addressing longstanding interpretive puzzles of interest to Frege
scholars, the book extracts precepts for rationally responding to
paradigm shifts in scientific and religious traditions. Cohen's
work in particular is held up as an example of wisely navigating
epistemic and hermeneutical crises in science and religion. The
book will appeal to philosophers and historians of science or
religion, especially to those concerned with the epistemic
challenges posed by Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
This book examines the views of Hermann Helmholtz, Hermann Cohen
and Gottlob Frege in reaction to the epistemic crises induced by
rapid changes in 19th century scientific practice. Besides
addressing longstanding interpretive puzzles of interest to Frege
scholars, the book extracts precepts for rationally responding to
paradigm shifts in scientific and religious traditions. Cohen's
work in particular is held up as an example of wisely navigating
epistemic and hermeneutical crises in science and religion. The
book will appeal to philosophers and historians of science or
religion, especially to those concerned with the epistemic
challenges posed by Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
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