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Aspects Faces of Rationality of Science

Zhang Hua-xi

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Rationality of Science is one of the central issues in philosophy of science. There are several kinds of rationality in science including hypothesis-deductive rationality, probability-inductive rationality, algorithmic rationality, and value rationality of evaluative and choice of science. Aspects of rationality should be taken into account in order to overcome the one-sided perspective of analytic school and pragmatic school in philosophy of science.

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Key concepts: Rationality, Great Rationality Debate, Ecological rationality, Principle of rationality, Epistemology, Value (mathematics), Philosophy of science, Philosophy