EPSA Philosophy of Science: Amsterdam 2009

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This is a collection of high-quality research papers in the philosophy of science, deriving from papers presented at the second meeting of the European Philosophy of Science Association in Amsterdam, October 2009.

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Explanation and modelization in a comprehensive inferential account.Donato-Rodríguez Xavieder & Zamora-Bonilla Jesús
Identity in physics: Statistics and the (non-)individuality of quantum particles.Matteo Morganti
Pattern and process in evo-devo: Descriptions and explanations.Laura Nuño de la Rosa & Arantza Etxeberria
The role of unification in explanations of facts.Erik Weber, Jeroen Van Bouwel & Merel Lefevere
Modeling Strategies for Measuring Phenomena In- and Outside the Laboratory.  (pages 1--11)Marcel Boumans
Mating Intelligence, Moral Virtues, and Methodological Vices.  (pages 13--22)Tomislav Bracanovic
Rejected Posits, Realism, and the History of Science.  (pages 23--32)Alberto Cordero
Standards in History: Evaluating Success in Stem Cell Experiments.  (pages 43--53)Melinda Fagan
Modeling scientific evidence: the challenge of specifying likelihoods.  (pages 55--65)Patrick Forber
Persistence in Minkowski Space-Time.  (pages 67--75)Cord Friebe
Genuine versus Deceptive Emotional Displays.  (pages 77--88)Jonathan Grose
Tales of Tools and Trees: Phylogenetic analysis and explanation in evolutionary archaeology.  (pages 89--100)Wybo Houkes
Sustaining a rational disagreement.  (pages 101--110)Christoph Kelp & Igor Douven
Meta-analysis as Judgment Aggregation.  (pages 123--135)Berna Kilinc
The uninvited guest: 'local realism' and the Bell theorem.  (pages 137--149)Federico Laudisa
On Tins and Tin-Openers.  (pages 151--160)Michael Liston
The problem of identifying the system and the environment in the phenomenon of decoherence.  (pages 161--174)Olimpia Lombardi, Sebastian Fortin & Mario Castagnino
Formal and material theories in philosophy of science: a methodological interpretation.  (pages 175--185)Alan Love
Axiological Scientific Realism and Methodological Prescription.  (pages 187--197)Timothy D. Lyons
Consensus formation in networked groups.  (pages 199--215)Carlo Martini
Mirror Neurons and Social Cognition: an expanded simulationist framework.  (pages 217--226)John Michael
Identity in Physics: Properties, Statistics and the (Non-) Individuality of Quantum Particles.  (pages 227--237)Matteo Morganti
The Fiber Bundle at the Gates of Metaphysics. Challenging Tim Maudlin's Proposal.  (pages 239--251)Ioan Muntean
The Phase Rule and the Notion of Substance.  (pages 253--262)Paul Needham
The phase rule and the notion of substance.  (pages 253-62)Paul Needham
Pattern and Process in evo-devo.  (pages 263-274)Laura Nuño De La Rosa García & Arantza Etxeberria
Three conceptions of explaining how possibly—and one reductive account.  (pages 275--286)Johannes Persson
Defending underdetermination or why the historical perspective makes a difference.  (pages 303--313)Wolfgang Pietsch
An Information Semantic Account of Scientific Models.  (pages 315--327)Anna-Mari Rusanen & Otto Lappi
Scientific realism and historical evidence: Shortcomings of the current state of debate.  (pages 329--340)Juha Saatsi
Venetian sea levels, british bread prices and the principle of the common cause: A reassessment.  (pages 341-354)Iñaki San Pedro
Coincidences and How to Reason about Them.  (pages 355--374)Elliott Sober
Coincidences and how to reason about them.  (pages 355-374)Elliott Sober
Two Comments on the Common Cause Principle in Algebraic Quantum Field Theory.  (pages 387--402)Chrysovalantis Stergiou
Calibration.  (pages 415–425)Paul Weirich
Calibration.  (pages 415--425)Paul Weirich
Demarcating presentism.  (pages 441--450)Christian Wuthrich
Demarcating presentism.  (pages 441--450)Christian Wuthrich

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