Springer - Philosophy and Conceptual History of Science in Taiwan

Explore the intersection of logic and history in this scholarly volume from the Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science series. This book presents a collection of research conducted by philosophers and historians in Taiwan, focusing on the evolution of scientific thought. The text addresses two primary objectives. It provides a critical and positive participation in the logical analysis of scientific theories and scientific explanation. Additionally, it offers conceptual clarification through a faithful historical investigation of both traditional and modern Chinese sciences. Edited by Professors Cheng-hung Lin and Daiwie Fu, this work contains representative essays that bridge the gap between abstract philosophy and historical reality. The introductory discussions provided by the editors serve as a guide for readers, helping them navigate the complex relationship between mathematical thought, scientific theory, and the historical context of the sciences in Taiwan and China.