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Our sciences ruled by human prejudice : humanly necessary causal blindness persisting even in sciences
- Title
- Our sciences ruled by human prejudice : humanly necessary causal blindness persisting even in sciences / D.G. Garan.
- Author
- Garan, D. G.
- Publication
- New York : Philosophical Library, [1987.
- ©1987.
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| Status | Format | Access | Call Number | Item Location |
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Details
- Description
- xi, 420 pages; 24 cm
- Summary
- "The central idea of this book is the causal relativity of value experiences, which ultimately constitute the universe of man or everything he feels and knows. That relativity results from the fact that our inner values derive from their opposites"--p. vii
- Subject
- Values
- Causation
- Relativity
- Knowledge, Theory of
- Philosophy
- Science
- Philosophy
- Science
- Causality
- epistemology
- philosophy
- sciences (philosophy)
- science (modern discipline)
- Relativity
- Knowledge, Theory of
- Causation
- Values
- Kausalität
- Vorurteil
- Wertordnung
- Wertorientierung
- Wissenschaft
- Wissenschaftstheorie
- Waarden
- Causaliteit
- Vooroordelen
- Wetenschappen
- Science > Philosophy
- Note
- Includes index.
- Bibliography (note)
- Bibliography: p. 405-412.
- Contents
- Humanly inevitable causal prejudice -- Unbelievable, admitted causal mysteries in medicine -- Alchemistic causal logic in psychiatry and psychology -- Causal confusion in behavioral and social sciences -- Our humanistic thought a causal obstacle to progress -- Admitted causal mysteries even in theoretical physics -- How can living nature be so unfathomably clever?
- ISBN
- 0802225071
- 9780802225078
- LCCN
- 86002495
- OCLC
- ocm13214650
- 13214650
- SCSB-1167397
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library