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Print edition. |
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Entire Volume. |
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Cover. |
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Title pages (pages i-iv). |
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Frontmatter (pages v-viii). |
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Mario Alai. Second-level evidence for future-proof science? (pages 1-13). |
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Marco Buzzoni. Serendipity between psychology and logic of scientific discovery (pages 15-38). |
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Alberto Cordero. Realism, scientific creativity, and theory justification (pages 39-53). |
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Jean-Pierre Desclés. Plausible hypothesis constructed by abduction: some examples in sciences (pages 55-72). |
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Dennis Dieks. Continuity and discontinuity in theory change (pages 73-84). |
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Michel Ghins. Justifying scientific beliefs: an anti-naturalist and anti-pragmatist perspective (pages 85-102). |
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Hans-Peter Grosshans. The concept of creativity in the sciences. Reflections on some problems (pages 103-113). |
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Gerhard Heinzmann. Justification, creativity and discoverability in mathematics: the example of predicativity (pages 115-123). |
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Lorenzo Magnani. Discoverability: affordances and eco-cognitive situatedness. Towards an ecology of human creativity (pages 125-139). |
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Fabio Minazzi. On scientific creativity and its limitations (pages 141-148). |
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Gerhard Schurz. Hypothetical value judgements: Reconciling value-neutrality and value-engagement in science (pages 149-178). |