The Routledge Handbook of the History of Philosophy of Science After Kant, edited by Flavia Padovani and Adam Tamas Tuboly. Abingdon, Oxon, UK; New York: Routledge, 2026. (Routledge Handbooks in Philosophy) xxii, 571 pp.
CONTENTS vii
Notes on contributors xii
HOPOS
unfolded: Roadmap to the discipline 1
Flavia
Padovani and Adam Tamas Tuboly
PART 1: Perspectives on philosophy of science 15
1
The history of philosophy of science as an ecumenical movement 17
Michael
Bennett McNulty
2
History of philosophy of science 28
Alan
Richardson
3
Turns to history in philosophy of science 38
Jutta
Schickore
4
Integrated history and philosophy of science 49
Don
Howard
5
General philosophy of science 60
Chrysovalantis
Stergiou, Alexandros Apostolidis and Stathis Psillos
6
The sociological turn 71
Gábor
Á. Zemplén and Tamás Demeter
7
The practice turn 81
Dániel
Bárdos and Alexandra Karakas
8
Feminist philosophy of science 92
Audrey
Yap
9
Socially engaged philosophy of science 102
Kathryn
S. Plaisance
PART 2: Traditions and movements in philosophy of science 113
10
Victorian philosophy of science 115
Lukas
M. Verburgt
11
The emergence of scientific philosophy 125
Lydia
Patton
12
The emergence of psychophysics 135
Michael
Heidelberger
13
Neo‑Kantianism 146
Jeremy
Heis
14
French positivist philosophy of science 157
Warren
Schmaus
15
French conventionalism 167
David
J. Stump
16
Bachelardian and continental epistemologies 177
Matteo
Vagelli
17
Logical empiricism 188
Christian
Damböck
18
The Received View and its images 198
Sebastian
Lutz
19
Critical realism and early American philosophy of science
209
Matthias
Neuber
20
Pragmatism, abduction, and religion 220
Alexander
Mugar Klein and Scott Metzger
21
Naturalism 231
Sander
Verhaegh
22
Kuhn’s influence and legacy 241
K.
Brad Wray
23
Critical rationalism and the debate over the rationality of science
251
Matteo
Collodel
24
Marxist philosophy and history of science
262
Christopher
Coenen, Aleksandra Kazakova, Natalia Nikiforova, Alfred Nordmann and
Oliver Schlaudt
PART 3: Specific theories, issues, and concepts 273
25
Ernst Mach’s principle of economy across scientific fields 275
Philipp
Leon Bauer and Friedrich Stadler
26
Space, time, and geometry 286
Francesca
Biagioli
27
Early philosophical interpretations of special and general relativity
296
Marco
Giovanelli
28
Quantum mechanics 306
Valia
Allori
29
Causality and determinism 316
Marij
van Strien
30
Induction 326
Gerhard
Schurz
31
Probability 337
Maria
Carla Galavotti
32
Structures and structuralism 347
Georg
Schiemer
33
Scientific realism and constructive empiricism 357
Bas
C. van Fraassen
34
Constructivism as a bridge between philosophy and science 367
Alexander
Riegler
35
Post‑Enlightenment vitalism 378
Bohang
Chen and Charles Wolfe
36
Philosophy and race science 388
Phila
M. Msimang and Sahotra Sarkar
37
Measurement 398
Alessandro
Giordani and Luca Mari
38
Experimentalism and tools of science 409
Massimiliano
Simons and Jan Potters
39
Models and theories 420
Axel
Gelfert
40
Visualization and diagrams in mathematics 431
Silvia
De Toffoli
41
Calculation in kind: From socialist to ecological economics 444
Thomas
Uebel
42
Four traditions in the history of values in science 455
Matthew
J. Brown
PART 4: Philosophy of the special sciences 465
43
Philosophy of mathematics 467
Erich
H. Reck
44
Philosophy of chemistry 478
Eric
Scerri
45
Philosophy of biology 490
Rachel
A. Ankeny
46
Philosophy of medicine 501
Ashley
Graham Kennedy
47
Philosophy of psychology and psychiatry 510
Jonathan
Y. Tsou
48
Philosophy of the social sciences 521
Mark
Risjord
49
Philosophy of cosmology 531
Silvia
De Bianchi
50
Philosophy of climate science 541
Vincent
Lam
Author
Name Index
551
Index
559
The Routledge Handbook of the History of Philosophy of Science After Kant
(Running
Commentary I-III) by R. Dumain
Modern Science and Its Philosophy
by Philipp Frank
Introduction by
Robert S. Cohen, to
Boris Hessen, The Social and Economic Roots of Newtons Principia
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Harold I. Brown on presuppostions & scientific theory change
Galvano Della Volpe
by Mark W. Epstein
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Modern
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by Philipp Frank
Introduction by
Robert S. Cohen, to
Boris Hessen, The Social and Economic Roots of Newtons Principia
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and Manual Labor: Contents
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L. Susan Stebbing: References & Links
The Positivist Dispute: Secondary Bibliography
Positivism vs Life Philosophy (Lebensphilosophie) Study Guide
Salvaging Soviet Philosophy (1)
American Philosophy Study Guide
History, Sociology, & Scope of Logic: Select Bibliography
Historical & Philosophical Perspectives on Mathematics & Mathematical Logic:
A Select Bibliography
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