Journal for General Philosophy of Science

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal for General Philosophy of Science is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Adynamism in Physics: The Block Universe vs Barbour’s Relational Strategy30
Sequential Measurements and the Kochen–Specker Arguments25
Diagnosing Pseudoscience – by Getting Rid of the Demarcation Problem20
On Schurz’s Construction Paradigm of Scientific Theory Development19
Discussion Note on Hasok Chang: Realism for Realistic People13
Revisiting the Basic/Applied Science Distinction: The Significance of Urgent Science for Science Funding Policy12
Whewell’s Hylomorphism as a Metaphorical Explanation for How Mind and World Merge12
Absolutism, Relativism, and Pragmatic Fallibilism: A Reply to Stump9
Four Degrees of Temporal Becoming9
Epistemology in Practice: Ernst Mach’s Experiments on Shock Waves and The Place of Philosophy8
Fallibilism versus Relativism in the Philosophy of Science7
Brigitte Falkenburg: Kant’s Cosmology: From the Pre-Critical System to the Antinomy of Pure Reason. Springer: Cham 2020, 284 + xvii pp., € 108,99, ISBN: 97830305228966
The Fuzzy Logic of the Chemical Bond4
More on Why Contingent Facts Cannot Necessities Make: A Reply to Wildman4
On Imprecise Bayesianism in the Face of an Increasingly Larger Outcome Space4
Understanding Necessarily and Understanding Actually4
Time’s Direction and Orthodox Quantum Mechanics: Time Symmetry and Measurement3
John Preston (Ed.): Interpreting Mach. Critical Essays. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 2021, 287 + xii pp., £75 (hardcover), ISBN: 97811084740163
Can Dispositions Replace Laws in the Description of the Physical World?3
The Role of Quantum Jumps in Quantum Ontology3
Which Methods Are Useful to Justify Public Policies? An Analysis of Cost–Benefit Analysis, Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis, and Non-Aggregate Indicator Systems3
Species of Structure and Physical Dimensions3
Angela Potochnik: Science and the Public. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (Elements in the Philosophy of Science), 2024, 84pp., €15.45 (Paperback), ISBN: 97810090488283
Introduction to the Special Issue2
Coordination, Convention and the Constitution of Physical Objects2
Classic Methodologies in the Philosophy of Science: Introduction to the Special Issue2
Does Explaining Past Success Require (Enough) Retention? The Case of Ptolemaic Astronomy2
The Perspectival Realist features of Ernst Mach’s critical epistemology2
Third Conference of the GWP (2019)2
The Anti-Metaphysical Argument Against Scientific Realism: A Minimally Metaphysical Response1
Editorial1
Ludger Pries: Verstehende Kooperation – Herausforderungen für Soziologie und Evolutionsforschung im Anthropozän. Campus: Frankfurt/New York 2021, 446 pp., €34,95, ISBN 978-3-593-51464-21
In Science We Trust: Larry Laudan (1941–2022)1
Revisiting the Scientific Nature of Multiverse Theories1
Improve Popper and Procure a Perfect Simulacrum of Verification Indistinguishable from the Real Thing1
Books Received1
A Twofold Tension in Schurz’s Meta-Inductive Solution to Hume’s Problem of Induction1
In Search for Optimal Methods: New Insights About Meta-Induction1
Likelihoodism and Guidance for Belief1
Roberto Gronda: Dewey’s Philosophy of Science. Cham: Springer Nature, 2020, 218pp., €96,29 (Hardcover), ISBN: 978-3-030-37561-41
Structural Realism About the Free Energy Principle, the Best of Both Worlds1
Cournot and Renouvier on Scientific Revolutions1
A Contextualist Solution to the Demarcation Problem1
Deep Learning Applied to Scientific Discovery: A Hot Interface with Philosophy of Science1
Pure Shape Dynamics, Self-Subsisting Structures, and the Nature of Time1
Causal Pluralism in Medicine and its Implications for Clinical Practice1
‘Does the Claim that there are no Theories Imply that there is no History of Theories to be Written?(!)’*1
Addressing the Reproducibility Crisis: A Response to Hudson1
Veritistic Teleological Epistemology, the Bad Lot, and Epistemic Risk Consistency1
From Unobservable to Observable: Scientific Realism and the Discovery of Radium1
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