Andrzej Fuliński as a representative of the concept of philosophy in science

This paper analyzes selected issues related to the philosophy of the Krakow physicist Andrzej Fuliński. Since the 1970s, Fuliński has been strongly associated with the interdisciplinary milieu gathered around Heller and Życiński. His activity can therefore be considered within the context of the bro...

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Published inZagadnienia Filozoficzne w Nauce (Online) no. 75; pp. 233 - 256
Main Author Trombik, Kamil
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Copernicus Center Press 2023
Subjects
Contemporary Philosophy
History of Philosophy
Philosophy
Philosophy of Science
Special Branches of Philosophy
philosophy of nature
history of philosophy in Poland
philosophy in science
Krakow School of Philosophy in Science
Andrzej Fuliński
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Summary:This paper analyzes selected issues related to the philosophy of the Krakow physicist Andrzej Fuliński. Since the 1970s, Fuliński has been strongly associated with the interdisciplinary milieu gathered around Heller and Życiński. His activity can therefore be considered within the context of the broader phenomenon known as the Krakow School of Philosophy in Science, which was founded by Heller and Życiński. This paper proposes the thesis that Fuliński’s style of philosophy is connected with the concept of philosophy in science and tries to justify the thesis that Fuliński, due to his cooperation with the interdisciplinary milieu in Krakow and the specificity of his philosophical works, deserves to be regarded as a representative of the Krakow School of Philosophy in Science.
ISSN:0867-8286
2451-0602