Lexicon of Arguments

Philosophical and Scientific Issues in Dispute
 
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I 94
Natural Interpretation/Feyerabend: Natural Interpretation encompasses mental operations that are so closely linked to the senses that separation is difficult. Natural interpretations are learned!
Natural Interpretation/Intellectual History/Feyerabend: depends, either a-priori presuppositions (Kant) or advantages (Bacon).
97
Natural Interpretation/Bacon/Feyerabend: Bacon wanted to remove natural interpretations (which were prejudices for him) like the peels of an onion. He believed the interpretations were simply added to perception.
I 98
Natural Interpretation/Observation Language/FeyerabendVsBacon: without natural interpretation we would be completely disoriented. We cannot take apart its mesh. >Observation language.
I 105
Natural Interpretation/Feyerabend: the new natural interpretations form a new and abstract observation language. They are introduced and hidden so that the completed change is not noticed (method of anamnesis). They contain the notion of ​​the relativity of all motion and the law of inertia of circular motion.
I 123
Natural Interpretation/Earth Movement/Feyerabend: this kind of interpretation is "natural" in a completely new and revolutionary sense: it does not require neither an external nor an internal drive to maintain it!
The first kind of movement is necessary to explain the up and down of the stars,
The second kind is used when one wishes to regard the movement as something relative, as depending on the choice of a coordinate system. >Observation, >Reference systems.
I 367
Interpretation/Feyerabend: interpretation is a continuity of formal relations (logic) does not mean continuity of interpretations. E.g. Duhem: the notorious "derivation" of Newton's law of gravitation from Kepler's laws. >Natural laws.

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