Practical Philosophy of Postnonclassical Science about Scientific Truth and Human Freedom

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  • Iryna Dobronravova

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postnonclassical science, scientific truth, human freedom, nonlinear processes

Abstract

The reasons to reflect on the scientific truth as nonlinear process in postnonclassical science are considered in the article. Philosophy of postnonclassical science is depended as practical philosophy as far as the reflection on these reasons founds the opportunity of human freedom. Ontologically freedom of choice is connected with existence of more, than
one, possibilities for events to carry out. It is typical for non-linear dynamics of self-organization processes as subject of postnonclassical nonlinear science. Mathematically graphics of nonlinear equations solutions consist the special (bifurcation) points as points of the branching. These different branches explicit the real necessities, including choice by chance between them. The bifurcation points could be understood as the situation where effective causes become on the ground of nonlinearity in the conditions happened by chance.
Epistemologically both predicting, based on two solutions of nonlinear equations, are true. It means the conception of scientific truth has to be revised. This revision based on experience of critical analysis of the scientific truth conception made by K. Popper, H. Putnam, M. Dammit, P. Kopnin. The very possibility to act for favorable choice makes actual the axiological aspects of philosophical analysis also.

Author Biography

Iryna Dobronravova

Dr habil. in philosophy of science, professor, Chair of philosophy and methodology of science in Kiev National Taras Shevchenko University, President of Ukrainian Synergetic Society, member of Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science (Vienna, Austria).

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2014-12-30

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Dobronravova, I. (2014). Practical Philosophy of Postnonclassical Science about Scientific Truth and Human Freedom. Filosofiya Osvity. Philosophy of Education, 15(2). Retrieved from https://philosopheducation.com/index.php/philed/article/view/501

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