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Judul Appearance And Realty : An Introduction To The Philosophy Of Physics / Peter Kosso
Pengarang Kosso, Peter
Penerbitan The Haw Kins Press, -
Deskripsi Fisik x, 196.; 23 cm ;23 cm
ISBN 0-19-511515-5
Subjek ilmu fisika-filsafat
Abstrak An introduction to the Philosophy of Physics addresses quantum mechanics and relativity and their philosophical implications, focusing on whether these theories of modern physics can help us know nature as it really is, or only as it appears to us.The author clearly explains the foundational concept and principles of both quantum mechanics and relativity and then uses them to argue that we can know more than mereappearances, and that we can know to some extent the way things really are. He argues that modern physics gives us reason to believe that we can know some things about the objective,real world, but he also acknowledges that we cannot know everything, which results in a position he calls "realism."
Catatan Indeks : index
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520 # # $a An introduction to the Philosophy of Physics addresses quantum mechanics and relativity and their philosophical implications, focusing on whether these theories of modern physics can help us know nature as it really is, or only as it appears to us.The author clearly explains the foundational concept and principles of both quantum mechanics and relativity and then uses them to argue that we can know more than mereappearances, and that we can know to some extent the way things really are. He argues that modern physics gives us reason to believe that we can know some things about the objective,real world, but he also acknowledges that we cannot know everything, which results in a position he calls "realism."
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