Matti Sintonen

From the Science of Logic to the Logic of Science

PART I: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

Zev Bechler

Hintikka on Plenitude in Aristotle

Marja-Liisa Kakkuri-Knuuttila

What Can the Sciences of Man Learn from Aristotle?

Martin Kusch

Theories of Questions in German-Speaking Philosophy Around the Turn of the Century

Nils-Eric Sahlin

‘He Is No Good for My Work’: On the Philosophical Relations between Ramsey and Wittgenstein

PART II: FORMAL TOOLS: INDUCTION, OBSERVATION AND IDENTIFIABILITY

Theo A.F. Kuipers

The Carnap-Hintikka Program in Inductive Logic

Isaac Levi

Caution and Nonmonotonic Inference

Ilkka Niiniluoto

Inductive Logic, Atomism and Observational Error

Arto Mutanen

Theory of Identifiability

PART III: QUESTIONS IN INQUIRY: THE INTERROGATIVE MODEL

Sylvain Bromberger

Natural Kinds and Questions

Scott A. Kleiner

The Structure of Inquiry in Developmental Biology

Andrzej Wisniewski

Some Foundational Concepts of Erotetic Semantics

Jan Wolenski

Science and Games

PART IV: GROWTH OF KNOWLEDGE: EXPLANATION AND DISCOVERY

Matti Sintonen

Explanation: The Fifth Decade

Erik Weber

Scientific Explanation and the Interrogative Model of Inquiry

George Gebhard

Scientific Discovery, Induction and the Multi-Level Character of Scientific Inquiry

Mika Kiikeri

On the Logical Structure of Learning Models

PART V

Jaakko Hintikka

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