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Mathematics And Explanation Christopher Pincock

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.78 MB

Author: Christopher Pincock

ISBN: 9781009017664, 1009017667

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Mathematics And Explanation Christopher Pincock by Christopher Pincock 9781009017664, 1009017667 instant download after payment.

This Element answers four questions. Can any traditional theory of scientific explanation make sense of the place of mathematics in explanation? If traditional monist theories are inadequate, is there some way to develop a more flexible, but still monist, approach that will clarify how mathematics can help to explain? What sort of pluralism about explanation is best equipped to clarify how mathematics can help to explain in science and in mathematics itself? Finally, how can the mathematical elements of an explanation be integrated into the physical world? Some of the evidence for a novel scientific posit may be traced to the explanatory power that this posit would afford, were it to exist. Can a similar kind of explanatory evidence be provided for the existence of mathematical objects, and if not, why not?