All Stories

  1. Does Philosophy Matter? The Urgent Need for a Philosophical Revolution
  2. Improve Popper and Procure a Perfect Simulacrum of Verification Indistinguishable from the Real Thing
  3. Aim-Oriented Empiricism and the Metaphysics of Science
  4. Can universities save us from disaster?
  5. Relativity Theory may not imply that spacetime exists
  6. What’s Wrong with Aim-Oriented Empiricism?
  7. Transforming academia to help create a better, wiser world
  8. Liberal education in crisis? Rejoinder by Maxwell
  9. Three Criticisms of Newton’s Inductive Argument in the Principia
  10. Theoretical Unity Persists Through Scientific Revolutions: Thomas Kuhn is Wrong
  11. Knowledge or wisdom?
  12. Wisdom: Object of Study or Basic Aim of Inquiry?
  13. Taking the Nature of God Seriously
  14. Wisdom: Object of Study or Basic Aim of Inquiry?
  15. Arguing for Wisdom in the University: An Intellectual Autobiography
  16. In Praise of Natural Philosophy: A Revolution for Thought and Life
  17. Replies to Criticisms and Comments
  18. The Menace of Science without Civilization
  19. Looking for ultimate explanations in the wrong place
  20. Three Philosophical Problems about Consciousness and their Possible Resolution
  21. Is the Quantum World Composed of Propensitons?
  22. Reply to Comments on Science and the Pursuit of Wisdom
  23. Wisdom-inquiry
  24. Muller’s Critique of the Argument for Aim-Oriented Empiricism
  25. The Role of Metaphysics in Science
  26. From knowledge to wisdom: the need for an academic revolution
  27. EDITORIAL
  28. Knowledge to Wisdom: We Need a Revolution
  29. Chapter 12: Special Relativity, Time, Probabilism and Ultimate Reality
  30. Popper, kuhn, lakatos and aim-oriented empiricism
  31. Science under attack
  32. A Revolution for Science and the Humanities
  33. Is Science Neurotic?
  34. Universities need to help humanity create a wiser world.
  35. Science represses problematic assumptions concerning metaphysics, values and politics
  36. The Comprehensibility of the Universe
  37. A New Conception of Science
  38. . The Failings of Standard Empiricism
  39. Comprehensibility
  40. Simplicity
  41. Induction
  42. Evidence, Progress, and Discovery
  43. Quantum Theory
  44. Do philosophers love wisdom?
  45. Two Great Problems of Learning
  46. Is Science Neurotic?
  47. Science and meaning
  48. Weinert's Review of ‘The Comprehensibility of the Universe’
  49. A new conception of science
  50. The Mind–Body Problem and Explanatory Dualism
  51. A Philosopher Struggles to Understand Quantum Theory: Particle Creation and Wavepacket Reduction
  52. Particle creation as the quantum condition for probabilistic events to occur
  53. On Relativity Theory and Openness of the Future
  54. Does Orthodox Quantum Theory Undermine, or Support, Scientific Realism?
  55. Part Two: Aim-oriented Empiricism and Scientific Essentialism
  56. Induction and Scientific Realism: Einstein Versus van Fraassen Part One: How to Solve the Problem of Induction
  57. Are Probabilism and Special Relativity Compatible?
  58. Quantum Propensiton Theory: A Testable Resolution of the Wave/Particle Dilemma
  59. Theoretical choices
  60. The fate of the enlightenment: Reply to Kekes
  61. Are Probabilism and Special Relativity Incompatible?
  62. Instead of particles and fields: A micro realistic quantum ?smearon? theory
  63. Science, reason, knowledge, and wisdom: A critique of Specialism
  64. Peirce's philosophy of science
  65. Articulating the aims of science
  66. Toward a microrealistic version of quantum mechanics. Part II
  67. Toward a micro realistic version of quantum mechanics. Part I
  68. The Rationality of Scientific Discovery Part II: An Aim Oriented Theory of Scientific Discovery
  69. The Rationality of Scientific Discovery Part I: The Traditional Rationality Problem
  70. The Problem of Measurement—Real or Imaginary?
  71. A New Look at the Quantum Mechanical Problem of Measurement
  72. A Critique of Popper's Views on Scientific Method
  73. Clash of Ideas
  74. Reviews
  75. Reviews
  76. Understanding sensations
  77. Can there be Necessary Connections between Successive Events?
  78. PHYSICS AND COMMON SENSE
  79. Replies and Reflections
  80. Selected Publications of Nicholas Maxwell
  81. We Need an Academic Revolution
  82. How Humanity Might Avoid Devastation
  83. How Can Life of Value Best Flourish in the Real World?
  84. Wisdom Mathematics
  85. Popper's Paradoxical Pursuit of Natural Philosophy