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The Scope of the Philosophy of Science: A Review; GST201

GST 201: Philosophy, Logic & Human Experience

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A scholarly review article exploring the foundational principles of the philosophy of science. This document examines the nature of truth, the structures of knowledge, and the systematic ways humans understand the universe through a philosophical lens. Key Highlights: - The Three Pillars of Science: In-depth analysis of Ontology (the nature of existence), Epistemology (the theory of knowledge), and Axiology (the study of values and ethics). - Defining Philosophy of Science: Understanding the transition from general philosophical thought to specific scientific inquiry and the quest for "true truth." - Characteristics of Philosophical Thought: Exploration of radical, universal, and systematic thinking as tools for scientific discovery. - Interdisciplinary Integration: Discussion on how philosophy bridges the gap between natural sciences, social sciences, and religious perspectives. - Scientific Methodology: A look at how content analysis and qualitative methods are used to validate the structures of science.

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