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100 1  Reichenbach, Hans 
245 14 The rise of scientific philosophy /|cHans Reichenbach 
260    Berkeley [etc.] :|bUniversity of California Press,|ccop. 
       1951 
300    333 p. ;|c21 cm 
505 0  Part One. The roots of speculative philosophy: The 
       question -- The search for generality and the pseudo 
       explanation -- The search for certainty and the 
       rationalistic conception of knowledge -- The search for 
       moral directives and the ethico-cognitive parallelism -- 
       The empiricist approach : success and failure -- The 
       twofold nature of classical physics : its empirical and 
       its rational aspect ━ Part Two. The results of scientific
       philosophy:  The origin of the new philosophy -- The 
       nature of geometry -- What is time? -- The laws of nature 
       -- Are there atoms? -- Evolution -- Modern logic -- 
       Predictive knowledge -- Interlude : Hamlet's soliloquy -- 
       The functional conception of knowledge -- The nature of 
       ethics -- The old and the new philosophy : a comparison 
650 04 Ciencia|xFilosofía 
856 41 |uhttps://books.google.es/books?id=d33L-Ds22g8C&
       printsec=frontcover&hl=es#v=onepage&q&f=false|zAcceso a 
       vista previa (Ed. 1973) 
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