Philosophy of Science (PHIL 2100)
This course examines the philosophical foundations of scientific inquiry, combining historical perspectives with contemporary issues in scientific practice. Special attention is paid to the challenges of inductivism, the nature of scientific progress, and the boundaries between science and other forms of knowledge. The course investigates fundamental concepts including scientific method, explanation, evidence, and the interplay between science, values, and society.
Course code: PHIL 2100
Credits: 3.0
Length: 60.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
PHIL 1100 or equivalent, or 12 credits of undergraduate coursework.
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