Approaches to reduction¶
Schaffner, K. F. (1967). Approaches to reduction. Philosophy of Science, 34(2), 137-147.
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- Reductionism
- Philosophy of science: the classic program of reducing thermodynamics to statistical mechanics, chemistry to physics, and biology to biochemistry, framed as inter-theoretic reduction in which the laws of the higher theory are derived from those of the lower together with bridge principles linking their vocabularies.
This sourceRefines the model of inter-theoretic reduction and the role of bridge principles (and corrected analog theories) linking the vocabularies of the reducing and reduced theories.
- Philosophy of science: the classic program of reducing thermodynamics to statistical mechanics, chemistry to physics, and biology to biochemistry, framed as inter-theoretic reduction in which the laws of the higher theory are derived from those of the lower together with bridge principles linking their vocabularies.
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