Clerestory (Bryan Kam)

Thomas Kuhn Lecture: Objectivity, Value Judgment, and Theory Choice (1973)

Jun 1, 2021
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
What Is This Lecture and Why Is It Important?
02:46 • 3min
3
The Importance of Theory Choice
05:33 • 3min
4
The Criteria for Theory Selection
08:20 • 3min
5
The Choice Between Heliocentric and Geocentric Astronomy
11:08 • 4min
6
The History of Science - A Review
15:02 • 1min
7
The Philosophy of Science
16:12 • 3min
8
The Algarithmic Decision Procedure
19:19 • 3min
9
The Philosophical Illustrations of Scientific Choice
22:35 • 3min
10
The Algorithm of Objective Choice
25:16 • 3min
11
The Importance of Choices in Science
28:18 • 3min
12
The Values of Choice
31:14 • 3min
13
Copernicus and the Criteria of Choice
33:58 • 3min
14
The Lacuna of the Philosopher
37:26 • 2min
15
Theory Choice and the Problem of Induction
39:05 • 3min
16
The Variations of Scientific Values
42:14 • 3min
17
The Importance of Subjectivity and Bjectivity
44:59 • 3min
18
Theory Choice Is a Matter of Judgment, Not Taste
47:35 • 4min
19
Communication Between Proponents of Different Theories
51:15 • 2min
20
The New Theory - The Language Learning Process
53:35 • 2min
21
A Review of Coon by Alpha Ya Nka M Kilo
55:29 • 3min