Is Scientific Knowledge Rational?

Stok Kodu:
9786055949068
Boyut:
150-230
Sayfa Sayısı:
245
Basım Yeri:
İstanbul
Baskı:
1
Basım Tarihi:
2008
Kapak Türü:
Karton
Kağıt Türü:
2.Hamur
Dili:
İngilizce
50,00
9786055949068
205684
Is Scientific Knowledge Rational?
Is Scientific Knowledge Rational?
50.00

The dominance of science as well as its status are indisputable in todays culture. Today, while rationality has come to be identified with science, natural science is considered to be the best instance of rational thought. Halil Rahman Açar expounds the problem of rationality that has always been a core philosophical issue as it is today. Açar presents to us, rationality, not only as an issue of science or philosophy, but also of ethics, religion, psychology, sociology and anthropology. He critiques the identification of scientific knowledge with rationality.


Rationality, as Açar develops, should be considered as an alternative system of interpreting knowledge which seeks a synthesis between extreme pools. This study, while examining the very notion of rationality, leading to truth and science, questions the assumed paradigm of human rationality in reference to its nature and the concepts of objectivity, truth and progress in science.

The dominance of science as well as its status are indisputable in todays culture. Today, while rationality has come to be identified with science, natural science is considered to be the best instance of rational thought. Halil Rahman Açar expounds the problem of rationality that has always been a core philosophical issue as it is today. Açar presents to us, rationality, not only as an issue of science or philosophy, but also of ethics, religion, psychology, sociology and anthropology. He critiques the identification of scientific knowledge with rationality.


Rationality, as Açar develops, should be considered as an alternative system of interpreting knowledge which seeks a synthesis between extreme pools. This study, while examining the very notion of rationality, leading to truth and science, questions the assumed paradigm of human rationality in reference to its nature and the concepts of objectivity, truth and progress in science.

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