BASIC PHILOSOPHICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL IDEAS IN THE EVOLUTION OF PHYSICS IN THE CREDIT-MODULE SYSTEM
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Science, philosophy, physical sciences, philosophy and methodology of physical sciences, classification of sciences, physicsAbstract
The purpose of this study is to share with science students my research and experiences on the topic of "Philosophy and Methods of the Physical Sciences", one of the main topics of the "Philosophy of Science" course, which I am interested in as a hobby. I have been giving it to physics students as an elective course for a quarter of a century and I share it with science students in the process of developing the science of physics. To introduce the philosophical and methodological ideas that play an active role and to clarify for those who want to do research on this topic.
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