Vol. 57 No. 4 (2020): Epistemology & Philosophy of Science

Social understanding and the problem of "other mind"

• 202004_Filatov (Russian)

If science is a public good, why do scientists own it?

• 202004_Fuller

Knowledge as a public good and knowledge as a commodity

• 202004_Stehr

Science on demand

• 202004_Turner

The ubiquity of public science

• 202004_Sassower

Making 'Science as a Public Good' meaningful: response to Stehr, Turner, and Sassower

• 202004_Fuller_2

Mathematical Reasoning: Conceptual Proof and Logic Conclusion

• 202004_Tselischev (Russian)

Libertarian Volition and the Problem of Luck

• 202004_Sekatskaya (Russian)

On some prospects of the Russian philosophy of natural sciences

Collaboration in science: philosophical and methodological problems

• 202004_Pronskikh (Russian)

Interdisciplinarity and crowdsourcing in ecology as reply to the challenges of technogenic civilization

• 202004_Petrova (Russian)

Evolution of experiment in the context of techngenic civilization

• 202004_Konyaev (Russian)

Time in the physical picture of the world: unified physics of K.-F. von Weizsäcker

• 202004_Sevalnikov (Russian)

Ecology as a way to combine knowledge about the natural and social in human being

• 202004_Liseev (Russian)

Otto Neurath's relevance for science policy debates

• 202004_Grundmann

Qualia irreducibility thesis: rational argument or unreasonable presupposition

• 202004_Sopov (Russian)

The science of society and the concept of compexity. On the 30th anniversary of the publication of Niklas Luhmann's book "Die Wissenschaft der Gesellschaft"

• 202004_Antonovski, Barash

The problem of priority in the question of the appearance of the scientific journals

• 202004_Kupriyanov (Russian)

QBism: an analytical review

• 202004_Pechenkin (Russian)