Guest editors’ Introduction Philosophical lessons from complexity: Sandra Mitchell’s contribution to philosophy of science

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Published 10-01-2024
Arantza Etxeberria Agiriano María José García-Encinas

Abstract

This monographic issue contains a long article bringing together the Lullius Lectures delivered by Professor Sandra Mitchell during the Xth Conference of the Society of Logic, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science in Spain, that took place in Salamanca (16-19 November, 2021). The publication of her Lectures is complemented by six original articles that address and examine different aspects of Sandra Mitchell’s contributions to the philosophy of science. In this introduction to the monograph, the editors present the broad outlines of the Lullius Lectures given by Mitchell on the landscape of integrative pluralism. We accompany this overview with a review of some of the fundamental concepts of her philosophy as reviewed and discussed by the original articles included in the monograph on integrative pluralism (Deulofeu & Suárez, 2023; and Van Der Merwe, 2023), emergence (Onnis, 2023), scientific laws (Andersen, 2023; and Plutynski, 2023), and realism (Bertolaso & Sterpetti, 2023).

How to Cite

Etxeberria Agiriano , A. ., & García-Encinas, M. J. (2024). Guest editors’ Introduction: Philosophical lessons from complexity: Sandra Mitchell’s contribution to philosophy of science. THEORIA. An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science, 38(3), 253–259. https://doi.org/10.1387/theoria.25830
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Keywords

Sandra Mitchell, Lullius Lectures, SLMFCE, integrative pluralism, emergence, scientific laws, realism

Section
THE LULLIUS LECTURES