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La filosofía de la ciencia de Roberto TorrettiTeorema: International Journal of Philosophy 29 (1). 2010.
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102What's new in the philosophy of the social sciences?: Guest editors' introductionPhilosophy of the Social Sciences 38 (3): 311-313. 2008.
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90The Methodology of Experimental Economics (review)Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 21 (3): 342-343. 2006.
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889Milton Friedman, the Statistical MethodologistHistory of Political Economy 39 (3): 511-28. 2007.In this paper I study Milton Friedman’s statistical education, paying special attention to the different methodological approaches (Fisher, Neyman and Savage) to which he was exposed. I contend that these statistical procedures involved different views as to the evaluation of statistical predictions. In this light, the thesis defended in Friedman’s 1953 methodological essay appears substantially ungrounded
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131Catherine Will and Tiago Moreira (eds): Medical proofs, social experiments: Clinical trials in shifting contexts (review)Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 33 (5): 383-386. 2012.
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787Choosing expert statistical advice: Practical costs and epistemic justificationEpisteme 12 (1): 117-129. 2015.We discuss the role of practical costs in the epistemic justification of a novice choosing expert advice, taking as a case study the choice of an expert statistician by a lay politician. First, we refine Goldman’s criteria for the assessment of this choice, showing how the costs of not being impartial impinge on the epistemic justification of the different actors involved in the choice. Then, drawing on two case studies, we discuss in which institutional setting the costs of partiality can …Read more
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102Philosophy of Medicine: Causality, Evidence and Explanation (review)International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 27 (4): 456-458. 2013.No abstract
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103Mentiras a medias. Unas investigaciones sobre el programa de la verosimilitud (review)Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 15 (3): 581-583. 2000.Jesús Zamora Bonilla, profesor de la Universidad Carlos III, es un autor bien conocido para el lector de Theoria por sus publicaciones en filosofía general de las ciencias y en filosofía de la economía. Sólo su distribuidora es culpable de que muchos lectores ignoren aún su primer libro, Mentiras a medias, un amplio estudio de la idea de verosimilitud que incluye una propuesta original, ya discutida en foros internacionales. El trabajo en epistemología general de las ciencias que aquí presentamo…Read more
Areas of Specialization
| Philosophy of Medicine |
| Philosophy of Social Science |
| Philosophy of Economics |
Areas of Interest
| Philosophy of Probability |