Michael Friedman

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Michael Friedman is an American philosopher of science known for his influential work on the philosophy of physics, scientific explanation, and the historical development of scientific concepts.

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instanceOf American philosopher
philosopher
philosopher of science
birthName Michael Friedman NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1947
educatedAt Harvard University
employer Stanford University
fieldOfWork Kantian philosophy
history of science
philosophy of mathematics
philosophy of physics
philosophy of science
philosophy of space and time
genre academic writing
non-fiction
hasAcademicAdvisor Hilary Putnam NERFINISHED
hasTaughtAt Indiana University Bloomington NERFINISHED
Stanford University NERFINISHED
University of Illinois at Chicago NERFINISHED
University of Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
hasWritten A Parting of the Ways: Carnap, Cassirer, and Heidegger NERFINISHED
Dynamics of Reason NERFINISHED
Foundations of Space-Time Theories NERFINISHED
Kant and the Exact Sciences NERFINISHED
Kant’s Construction of Nature NERFINISHED
The Architecture of Reason NERFINISHED
influencedBy Ernst Cassirer NERFINISHED
Hans Reichenbach NERFINISHED
Immanuel Kant
Rudolf Carnap NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainInterest historical development of relativistic and quantum theories
relations between philosophy and the exact sciences
role of mathematical physics in scientific explanation
notableFor interpretation of Immanuel Kant’s philosophy of science
work on scientific explanation
work on the historical development of scientific concepts
work on the philosophy of physics
notableIdea dynamics of reason as historically evolving a priori principles
reconstruction of Kantian philosophy in light of modern science
occupation university professor
positionHeld Director of the Patrick Suppes Center for the History and Philosophy of Science at Stanford University
Professor of Philosophy at Stanford University

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