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Philosophy, Science, Education and Culture
Robert Nola Gürol Irzik
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Science Education
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978-1-4020-3769-6
ISBN electrónico
978-1-4020-3770-2
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Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2005
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© Springer 2005
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Belief, Learning and Education
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 1 - Epistemology and Education | Pp. 23-49
Knowledge, Education and Critical Inquiry
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 1 - Epistemology and Education | Pp. 52-90
Plato on Knowledge, and a Socratic Model of Inquiry
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 1 - Epistemology and Education | Pp. 91-110
Some Problems for Theories of Knowledge and Their Resolution
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 1 - Epistemology and Education | Pp. 112-147
Varieties of Constructivism and the Inaccessibility of Reality Argument
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 1 - Epistemology and Education | Pp. 150-179
The Aims of Science and Critical Inquiry
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 2 - Philosophy of Science, Methodology and Science Education | Pp. 185-205
Naive Inductivism as a Methodology in Science
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 2 - Philosophy of Science, Methodology and Science Education | Pp. 207-230
Hypothetico-Deductivism as a Methodology in Science
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 2 - Philosophy of Science, Methodology and Science Education | Pp. 231-258
Bayesian Methodology in Science
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 2 - Philosophy of Science, Methodology and Science Education | Pp. 259-261
Scientific Realism and Modelling Reality
Robert Nola; Gürol Irzik
When we look at the evolution of wireless communication systems, as in most systems, two major developments are most prominent: 1) addition of new features and 2) improvement of already existing capabilities. The first development arises from the fact that communication through a wireless medium makes life easier. Every development brings several new features and these new features contribute positively to this fact. These developments can be seen clearly in the evolution of cell phones. In the past, cell phones were used only for transmitting voice and short text-based messages. Currently, there are cell phones in which an operating system runs and several multimedia applications are available.
Part 2 - Philosophy of Science, Methodology and Science Education | Pp. 285-318