Is Scientific Verification Possible in Philosophy?

Autor:	C. J. Ducasse
Rok vydání:	1935
Předmět:	Philosophy of computer science Philosophy History Engineering Philosophy of design History and Philosophy of Science business.industry Engineering ethics business
Zdroj:	Philosophy of Science. 2:121-127
ISSN:	1539-767X 0031-8248
Popis:	I. The present state of philosophy contrasted with that of the sciences. Both philosophy and science seek not mere opinion but knowledge. The sciences, however, have by now won a vast body of knowledge, and daily make positive additions to it notwithstanding their theoretical controversies. In philosophy, on the contrary, the same great problems are discussed by generation after generation with rather meager results other than a multiplication of theories and schools of opinion. One is therefore moved to wonder whether philosophy is forever doomed to inconclusiveness, or whether on the contrary knowledge and definite progress are possible in its field in the same sense as in the sciences.
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