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Nikos Psarros

Universität Leipzig
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  • Universität Leipzig
    Institute of Philosophy
    Regular Faculty
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Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
Areas of Specialization
Epistemology
Metaphysics
Social and Political Philosophy
Philosophy of Physical Science
Areas of Interest
Epistemology
Metaphilosophy
Metaphysics
Social and Political Philosophy
Philosophy of Physical Science
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  • Im Grunde der Seele
    E-Journal Philosophie der Psychologie 1. 2005.
  •  193
    Critical rationalism in the test tube? Lecture given at the ''international summer school on the philosophy of chemistry and biochemistry'', Bradford & ilkley community college, 11. – 14. july 1994 (review)
    Journal for General Philosophy of Science / Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 28 (2): 297-305. 1997.
    Popper's critical rationalism is widely accepted under scientists and philosophers of science as a proper method for the reconstruction of scientific theories. On occasion of the application of the Popperian ideas for the reconstruction of chemistry by Akeroyd the flaws of the critical rationalist approach are criticised and a methodical alternative is proposed, involving the operational definition of scientific terms.
    Philosophy of Chemistry, MiscRealism in ChemistryPopper: Critical Rationalism
  • The constructive approach to the philosophy of chemistry
    Epistemologia 18 (1): 27-38. 1995.
    Science, Logic, and MathematicsPhilosophy of Chemistry, Misc
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    Merkmal, Leistung oder Anerkennung? Drei Betrachtungen der Personalität
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 19-38. 2007.
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    Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person
    Transcript Verlag. 2007.
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    Utopien als Demarkationen des Menschlichen
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 173-182. 2007.
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    Rationalität und Gemeinschaft - Sprachanalytische Reflexionen
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 101-118. 2007.
  •  32
    Im Grunde der Seele. Anmerkungen zum Gegenstandbereich der Psychologie
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 119-136. 2007.
  •  46
    Critical Rationalism in the Test Tube?
    Journal for General Philosophy of Science / Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 28 (2). 1997.
    Popper's critical rationalism is widely accepted under scientists and philosophers of science as a proper method for the reconstruction of scientific theories. On occasion of the application of the Popperian ideas for the reconstruction of chemistry by Akeroyd the flaws of the critical rationalist approach are criticised and a methodical alternative is proposed, involving the operational definition of scientific terms.
    Popper: Critical Rationalism
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    The judgment-view of pain
    Manuscrito 27 (2): 383-404. 2004.
    In this paper a concept of pain is introduced that regards pain as a formal entity that can be realized in various material ways, similarly to the concept of justice. Pain utterances have rather the character of evaluative judgments and not of propositional descriptions. They aren’t therefore true or false, but adequate or inadequate, correct or wrong, according to the circumstances and the context, in which they are made. Because pain is constituted by the interplay of individual and public att…Read more
    In this paper a concept of pain is introduced that regards pain as a formal entity that can be realized in various material ways, similarly to the concept of justice. Pain utterances have rather the character of evaluative judgments and not of propositional descriptions. They aren’t therefore true or false, but adequate or inadequate, correct or wrong, according to the circumstances and the context, in which they are made. Because pain is constituted by the interplay of individual and public attitudes also inside a given cultural context we are always capable of extending our concept of pain by integrating other cultural attitudes towards pain and also capable of giving arguments that shall convince the members of an other culture to accept our ideas about pain
    Mental States and ProcessesPain
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    Ontologische Vorbemerkungen
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 9-16. 2007.
  • Facets of Sociality
    with Katinka Schulte Ostermann
    Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 12 (3): 323-324. 2009.
    Value TheoryValue Theory, Miscellaneous
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    Vorwort
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 7-8. 2007.
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    Rotpeters Verwandlung
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 39-58. 2007.
  •  103
    Klaus Ruthenberg (ed): František Wald: Essays 1891–1929 WALD Press, Prague, 2009, 231 p (review)
    Foundations of Chemistry 12 (3): 239-241. 2010.
    History of Chemistry
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    Drucknachweise
    In Facetten des Menschlichen: Reflexionen Zum Wesen des Humanen Und der Person, Transcript Verlag. pp. 191-191. 2007.
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