 | Copper L.N. Science and human experience: values, culture, and the mind. - Cambridge: Cambridge university press, 2014. - xiii, 246 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. - ISBN 978-1-107-04317-6
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Preface ........................................................ xi
Acknowledgement .............................................. xiii
Part One. Science and Society
1 Science and Human Experience ................................. 3
2 Does Science Undermine our Values? .......................... 24
3 Can Science Serve Mankind? .................................. 37
4 Modern Science and Contemporary Discomfort: Metaphor and
Reality ..................................................... 41
5 Faith and Science ........................................... 57
6 Art and Science ............................................. 59
7 Fraud in Science ............................................ 64
8 Why Study Science? The Keys to the Cathedral ................ 68
9 Is Evolution a Theory? A Modest Proposal .................... 70
10 The Silence of the Second ................................... 73
11 Introduction to Copenhagen .................................. 76
12 The Unpaid Debt ............................................. 79
Part Two. Thought and Consciousness
13 Source and Limits of Human Intellect ........................ 87
14 Neural Networks ............................................ 109
15 Thought and Mental Experience: The Turing Test ............. 114
16 Mind as Machine: Will We Rubbish Human Experience? ......... 124
17 Memories and Memory: A Physicist's Approach to the Brain ... 132
18 On the Problem of Consciousness ............................ 148
Part Three. On the Nature and Limits of Science
19 What Is a Good Theory? ..................................... 155
20 Shall We Deconstruct Science? .............................. 158
21 Visible and Invisible in Physical Theory ................... 170
22 Experience and Order ....................................... 177
23 The Language of Physics: On the Role of Mathematics in
Science .................................................... 188
24 The Structure of Space ..................................... 198
25 Superconductivity and Other Insoluble Problems ............. 218
26 From Gravity and Light to Consciousness: Does Science
Have Limits? ............................................... 225
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