Proceedings and Discussion of the 1968 Salzburg Colloquium in the Philosophy of Science.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Section I/Induction and Probability. - Initial Probabilities: A Prerequisite for any Valid Induction. - Discussion of Bruno de Finetti s Paper `Initial Probabilities: A Prerequisite for any Valid Induction . - Linguistically Invariant Inductive Logic. - Comments on `Linguistically Invariant Inductive Logic by Ian Hacking. - Logical Probability, Mathematical Statistics, and the Problem of Induction. - Statistics, Induction, and Lawlikeness: Comments on Dr. Vetter s Paper. - Section II / Foundations of Physics. - New Approach to Interpretation Problems of General Relativity by Means of the Splitting-Up-Formalism of Space-Time. - Comments on Professor Schmutzer s Paper. - Simultaneity by Slow Clock Transport in the Special Theory of Relativity. - Foundations of Quantum Theory; Statistical Interpretation (Introductory talk). - Comments on H. J. Groenewold `Foundations of Quantum Theory . - Intertheory Relations. - Problems Concerning Intertheory Relations. - Section III / Science and Ethics: The Moral Responsibility of the Scientist. - The Moral Responsibility of the Scientist. - Science and Responsibility. - The Relation of Modern Scientific Conceptions to the Human Image. - Science and Ethics. - Scientists and Ethics A Case History. - Modern Science and Social Responsibility. - Index of Names.
