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Phenomenological Approaches to Physics

Part of the Synthese Library Book Series (volume 429)

Editors: Wiltsche, Harald A.; Berghofer, Philipp

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-46973-3

ISBN: 978-3-030-46972-6

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jun 24, 2020

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Phenomenological Approaches to Physics: Mapping the Field

Berghofer, Philipp; Wiltsche, Harald A.

Pages: 1 –47

[Much ink has been spilled over the interrelations between philosophy and physics in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century as well as over the emergence of philosophy of science as an autonomous philosophical sub-discipline. Although our understanding of these issues is certainly more...
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Explaining Phenomenology to Physicists

Crease, Robert P.

Pages: 51 –61

[This essay attempts to outline how one might present phenomenology of physics in a way that might engage reductive scientific accounts. The basic strategy is to point out that quantum mechanics in particular forces recognition of the scientific workshop frame as not a given for scientific...
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Husserl’s Phenomenology of Scientific Practice

Hartimo, Mirja

Pages: 63 –77

[In this paper I will interpret and discuss Husserl’s approach to exact sciences focusing especially on Ideas I (1913), Formal and Transcendental Logic (1929), and Crisis (the 1930s). This development shows that: (1) Husserl’s phenomenology is primarily a method (rather than a metaphysical...
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Physics as a Form of Life

Palmieri, Paolo

Pages: 79 –105

[In the Crisis of the European Sciences Husserl raised a fascinating question, namely (broadly paraphrasing), why is it that the axioms of mathematical physics are not self-evident despite the evidence and clarity that is gained through the deductive processes that flow from them? In this...
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Unities of Knowledge and Being – Weyl’s Late “Existentialism” and Heideggerian Phenomenology

Sieroka, Norman

Pages: 107 –122

[Most of the secondary literature on Hermann Weyl’s philosophical writings and on his interest in phenomenology focuses on the 1910s and 1920s and on the relation to the work of Edmund Husserl. In contrast, little attention has been paid to Weyl’s later writings and to how they relate to later...
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A Revealing Parallel Between Husserl’s Philosophy of Science and Today’s Scientific Metaphysics

Egg, Matthias

Pages: 125 –133

[One of the central motivations for Husserl to develop his transcendental phenomenology is what he perceives as the crisis of the sciences of his time (physics in particular), which have forgotten their meaning-fundament by substituting the life-world with mathematically structured idealities and...
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Physical Things, Ideal Objects, and Theoretical Entities: The Prospects of a Husserlian Phenomenology of Physics

Hardy, Lee

Pages: 135 –155

[Husserl’s phenomenological philosophy of the physical sciences is commonly understood to be committed to some form of scientific anti-realism and to an instrumentalist interpretation of scientific theories. It denies that the unobservable entities posited by the sciences exist; and it takes...
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A Match Made on Earth: On the Applicability of Mathematics in Physics

Islami, Arezoo; Wiltsche, Harald A.

Pages: 157 –177

[Anyone interested in understanding the nature of modern physics will at some point encounter a problem that was popularized in the 1960s by the physicist Eugene Wigner: Why is it that mathematics is so effective and useful for describing, explaining and predicting the kinds of phenomena we are...
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The Gauge Principle, Hermann Weyl, and Symbolic Construction from the “Purely Infinitesimal”

Ryckman, Thomas

Pages: 179 –201

[The gauge principle is a broad moniker about invariance properties of fundamental physical laws. It stipulates that every global symmetry of a quantum field theory be replaced by a local one; in effect, that every continuous symmetry of a quantum field (the Lie group under which the field...
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From a Lost History to a New Future: Is a Phenomenological Approach to Quantum Physics Viable?

French, Steven

Pages: 205 –225

[In 1939 London and Bauer published a short pamphlet on the measurement problem in quantum mechanics (London and Bauer. La Théorie de L’Observation en Mécanique Quantique, Hermann. In: Wheeler JA & Zurek WH (eds) Quantum theory and measurement, Princeton University Press, Princeton, p 252, 1939)....

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