Hartmann S., Hoefer C., Bovens L. Nancy Cartwright’s philosophy of science

Introducing Nancy Cartwright’s Philosophy of Science
Carl Hoefer
Part I
Models and Representations
Standing Up Against Tradition: Models and Theories in Nancy
Cartwright’s Philosophy of Science
Daniela Bailer-Jones
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Nancy Cartwright on Theories, Models, and Their Application
to Reality: A Case Study
Ulrich Gähde
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Models as Representational Structures
Margaret Morrison
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The Finewright Theory
Paul Teller
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Part II
Causes and Capacities
Models, Metaphysics, and Methodology
Ronald N. Giere
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Experimental Realism Reconsidered
How Inference to the Most Likely Cause Might Be Sound
Mauricio Suárez
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Cartwright’s Realist Toil: From Entities to Capacities
Stathis Psillos
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Invariance, Modularity, and All That
Cartwright on Causation
James Woodward
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The Principle of the Common Cause, the Causal Markov
Condition, and Quantum Mechanics: Comments
on Cartwright
Iain Martel
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Social Capacities
Julian Reis
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Cartwright and Mill on Tendencies and Capacities
Christoph Schmidt-Petri
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