Philosophy of Science (425034-B-6)

This is a full summary of the book, with notes from the professor and notes from earlier classes on the subject. It is divided per chapter

These are my notes for the Philosophy of Science course. I aimed to make them inviting, rather than dull. I also include color coding: blue: (sub)titles yellow words: vocabulary and/or their definition orange: examples and explanations pink: important green: message from me to you, the studier other colors are just to add color

this file contains all relevant chapters for the course Philosophy of Science for IBA at Tilburg University

This document covers all the material taught in the course philosophy of science. Using this document I was able to achieve an 8 on the final exam.

Extensive summary for the course Philosophy of Science (Psychology), part of the required program of the bachelor Psychology at Tilburg University. The summary covers both the slides and all of the required literature.

This summary contains the lectures of the first part of the course Philosophy of Science. This part covers the book Exploring Humans: Philosophy of Science for the Social Sciences: A Historical Introduction, ISBN: 2264. The summary is mostly based on the lectures, yet contains some notes from the chapters which the lectures did not cover enough or did not mention.

This document has it! It contains all the information you need to know to pass the exam. Complete with examples from the book combined with lecture notes. It is a guarantee you will pass the exam, if you have learned these notes. I know Hans is sceptical of summaries from Stuvia, but with this summary you will learn that scepticisms is bs!

This is an extensive summary of all lectures for the course Philosophy of Science. The summary can be seen as a transcript of each lecture. Please note that this is only a summary, and reading the textbook is still recommended. I hope this can help you understand the lectures more, and prepare for the exam. Good luck!

This is a summary for both parts 1 and 2 of the third year BSc Psychology course "Philosophy of Science" at Tilburg University. It covers all relevant parts of the book "Exploring Humans" and the lectures from part 1 and 2 of the course.