Naturalism in the Philosophy of Science (2 of 3) @SisyphusRedeemed
Naturalism in the Philosophy of Science (2 of 3)  @SisyphusRedeemed
Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Continuing the discussion of naturalism, this lecture explores the 'naturalized epistemology' of W.V.O. Quine, the 'normative naturalism', how naturalism makes sense of values in science, and how it can reconcile science with common sense. It closes with a discussion of how naturalism can draw on Kuhn, Popper and others to solve some of the problems we've encountered so far.
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