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Constituting Objectivity. Transcendental Perspectives on Modern Physics

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Constituting Objectivity. Transcendental Perspectives on Modern Physics


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  • Pages : VIII-544
  • Support : Document imprimé
  • Format : 24 cm.
  • Langue : Anglais
  • Nombre de volumes : 1
  • ISBN : 978-1-4020-9509-2
  • Date de création : 04/01/2011
  • Dernière mise à jour : 02/11/2015

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Résumé 

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In recent years, many philosophers of modern physics came to the conclusion that the problem of how objectivity is constituted (rather than merely given) can no longer be avoided, and therefore that a transcendental approach in the spirit of Kant is now philosophically relevant. The usual excuse for skipping this task is that the historical form given by Kant to transcendental epistemology has been challenged by Relativity and Quantum Physics. However, the true challenge is not to force modern physics into a rigidly construed static version of Kant's philosophy, but to provide Kant's method with flexibility and generality. – In this book, the top specialists of the field pin down the methodological core of transcendental epistemology that must be used in order to throw light on the foundations of modern physics. First, the basic tools Kant used for his transcendental reading of Newtonian Mechanics are examined, and then early transcendental approaches of Relativistic and Quantum Physics are revisited. Transcendental procedures are also applied to contemporary physics, and this renewed transcendental interpretation is finally compared with structural realism and constructive empiricism. The book will be of interest to scientists, historians and philosophers who are involved in the foundational problems of modern physics. M.-M. V.

Chapitres d'ouvrages

“ Introduction ”

De : Michel BITBOL, Pierre KERSZBERG, Jean PETITOT

Pages 1 à 30


“ Newton and Kant on Absolute Space: From Theology to Transcendental Philosophy ”

De : Michael FRIEDMAN

Pages 35 à 50


“ On Kant's Transcendental Account of Newtonian Mechanics ”

De : Pierre KERSZBERG

Pages 51 à 72


“ Ernst Cassirer: Open Constitution by Functional A Priori and Symbolical Structuring ”

De : Christiane SCHMITZ-RIGAL

Pages 75 à 93


“ On the Transposition of the Substantial into the Functional: Bringing Cassirer's Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics into the Twenty-First Century ”

De : Angelo CEI, Steven FRENCH

Pages 95 à 115


“ Moritz Schlick: Between Synthetic A Priori Judgment and Conventionalism ”

De : Christian BONNET

Pages 117 à 126


“ Carnap's Relativised A Priori and Ontology ”

De : Paolo PARRINI

Pages 127 à 143


“ The Transcendental Domain of Physics ”

De : Rom HARRÉ

Pages 149 à 158


“ Determinism, Determination, and Objectivity in Modern Physics ”

De : Gordon G. BRITTAN

Pages 159 à 168


“ The Constitution of Objects in Classical Physics and in Quantum Physics ”

De : Peter MITTELSTAEDT

Pages 169 à 181


“ Laws of Nature: The Kantian Approach ”

De : Giovanni BONIOLO

Pages 183 à 201


“ The Transcendental Role of the Principle of Anticipations of Perception in Quantum Mechanics ”

De : Patricia KAUARK-LEITE

Pages 203 à 213


“ Can the Principle of Least Action Be Considered a Relativized A Priori? ”

De : Michael STÖLTZNER

Pages 215 à 227


“ A Critical Account of Physical Reality ”

De : Brigitte FALKENBURG

Pages 229 à 248


“ Einstein, Kant, and the Relativized A Priori ”

De : Michael FRIEDMAN

Pages 253 à 267


“ A Cognizable Universe: Transcendental Arguments in Physical Cosmology ”

De : Yuri BALASHOV

Pages 269 à 278


“ Hermann Weyl and “First Philosophy”: Constituting Gauge Invariance ”

De : Thomas RYCKMAN

Pages 279 à 298


“ Old Wine Enriched in New Bottles: Kantian Flavors in Bohr's Viewpoint of Complementarity ”

De : Steen BROCK

Pages 301 à 316


“ A Transcendental Account of Correspondence and Complementarity ”

De : Hernán PRINGE

Pages 317 à 327


“ The Convergence of Transcendental Philosophy and Quantum Physics: Grete Henry-Hermann's 1935 Pioneering Proposal ”

De : Léna SOLER

Pages 329 à 344


“ Decoherence and the Constitution of Objectivity ”

De : Michel BITBOL

Pages 347 à 357


“ The Entangled Roots of Objective Knowledge ”

De : Stefano OSNAGHI

Pages 359 à 374


“ Can Classical Description of Physical Reality Be Considered Complete? ”

De : Gabriel CATREN

Pages 375 à 386


“ A View of the Symbolic Structure of Modern Physics ”

De : Ion-Olimpiu STAMATESCU

Pages 389 à 402


“ Symbolic Constructions in Quantum Field Theory ”

De : Hans Günter DOSCH, Volkhard F. MÜLLER, Norman SIEROKA

Pages 403 à 413


“ Noncommutative Geometry and Transcendental Physics ”

De : Jean PETITOT

Pages 415 à 455


“ Can Empiricism Leave Its Realism Behind? Toward a Dialogue with Transcendentalists ”

De : Bastiaan C. VAN FRAASSEN

Pages 459 à 479


“ A Physicist's Approach to Kant ”

De : Bernard d’ ESPAGNAT

Pages 481 à 490


“ Structural Realism and Abductive-Transcendental Arguments ”

De : Holger LYRE

Pages 491 à 501


“ Provisional Knowledge ”

De : Paul TELLER

Pages 503 à 514


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