Vol. 14 No. 1 (2005)

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Vol. 14 No. 1 (2005)
Thursday, Jun 23, 2005
Patterns of Scientific Reasoning. Guest Editor: Erik Weber
This issue table of contents
Articles
Patterns of scientific reasoning: An introduction
Erik Weber
3-5
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The Collatz conjecture. A case study in mathematical problem solving
Jean Paul Van Bendegem
7-23
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The discovery of the law of gravitation from the logical point of view
Wojciech Sady
25-35
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The modes of physical properties in the logical foundations of physics
Sonja Smets
37-53
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The causes and cures of scurvy. How modern was James Lind’s methodology?
Erik Weber, Leen De Vreese
55-67
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Tales of the unexpected. Incongruity-resolution in humor comprehension, scientific discovery and thought experimentation
Tim De Mey
69-88
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Coping with inconsistencies: Examples from the social sciences
Erik Weber, Jeroen Van Bouwel
89-101
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Some remarks on axiomatizing logical consequence operations
Jacek Malinowski
103-117
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Book Reviews
Pavel Materna, "Conceptual Systems", Logos Verlag, Berlin 2004
Marián Zouhar
119-126
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