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criticism of orthodox quantum theory, see“Are There Quantum Jumps?”, in The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, Vol.3 (1952),109–123 and233–242. See also“Die gegenwärtige Lage in der Quantentheorie”, in Naturwissenschaften(1935). Schrödinger’s views on various philosophical and religious topics not directly related to physics are presented inMy View of the World(Cambridge,1964).

386 Encyclopedia Entries (1958–1967)

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Name Index

Adam, Charles,342

Agassi, Joseph, xxix,47,105,126,159 Aharonov, Yakir, xxiii

Albert of Saxony,327 Alder, Berni J.,263 Alexander, Peter,101 Alfraganus,256

Anaximander,211,324,376 Anaximenes,211

Archimedes,243 Aristarchus,212

Aristotle,243–4,257,312,325,334,342,344 Arrhenius, Svante,366

Bacon, Francis,198,280,329

Balmer, Johann Jakob, xiii,55,119,165 Bartley, W. W. III, x, xxvi

Baumrin, Bernard, xxix Bentley, Richard,331

Berkeley, George,11–12,34,53,74,116, 170,191,204,331–3,335,367,373 Besso, Michele,246

Bethe, Hans,317

Beyer, Robert T., xix, xxxiv,23,294 Birkhoff, George, David,232,251,255,

264–5,300 Blackett, Patrick,317

Blokhintsev, Dmitry,86,123,134,139,223 Blumenberg, Hans,244

Bohm, David, xx, xxii–xxiv, xxvi–xxvii, xxxi, xxxiv,226,257,275–7,279, 281,283,285–93,296–7,312,340–1, 364–5

Bohr, Niels, xiii–xv, xvii–xviii, xxi, xxiii–xxiv, xxviii, xxxii–xxxiii,192–3, 204–6,221–2,226–7,229,241, 246–7,273,276,279,281,290–1, 296,298,300,312,338,347, 349–52,354–5,357,360–4,374–5, 384

Boltzmann, Ludwig, xxxv,252,254–5,262, 280,299–300,325,335,366–73,378, 380–1,383–5

Bondi, Herman,263–4 Boole, George,232 Bopp, Fritz,279,377

Born, Max, xiv, xvi–xx,216,225,259, 271–3,275,277,295,313,359, 366–7,374–5,378,383,385 Borrini-Feyerabend, Grazia, ix Brahe, Tycho,327,331 Braithwaite, Richard,288,293 Brillouin, Léon Nicolas,235,238 Broda, Engelbert,373

Broglie, Louis de, xiv–xv, xxii–xxiii, xxvi, xxxi,298,336,340,349,351–2,357, 364–5,384

Brose, Henry L.,382 Brown, Robert,340 Bruckner, Anton,366 Bruno, Giordano,243–4,329 Brush, Stephen,252,255,262 Budenz, Julia,333

Buridan, Jean,327 Butterfield, Herbert,329 Butts, Robert,248

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Carnap, Rudolf,220 Caspar, Max,246 Cauchy, Augustin-Louis, xii Chazy, Jean,259–60 Chew, Geoffrey,206,376 Chiu, Hong-Yee,251 Clagett, Marshall,247 Clarke, Samuel,332 Clausius, Rudolf,234,380 Cohen, I. Bernard,333 Collodel, Matteo, ix, xxxii

Colodny, xxxiii,223,226,242,251,364 Compton, Arthur Holly,297,338 Copernicus, Nicolaus,242,245,247–9,

306,327,329

Coriolis, Gaspard-Gustave,336 Corvi, Roberta, ix

Cuvier, Georges,343 D’Amato, Ciro, ix Dalton, John, xii Dante,325

Darwin, Charles,197,367 Davis, John W.,248,331 Davisson, Clinton, xiv Democritus,212,283,325

Descartes, René,214,254,326,329–30, 332–4,342,345

Dingler, Hugo, xxiv,192,204

Dirac, Paul A. M., xvi, xviii,196,209,230, 276,281,317,347,365,383 Donne, John,328

Drake, Stillman,243,246,248 Driesch, Hans,345

Duhem, Pierre,191,203,304–7,325,367

Eckart, Carl,377

Eddington, Arthur Stanley, xxiv,254,308, 309

Edwards, Paul, xxxv,226,254

Ehrenfest, Paul,254–5,259,313,367,373 Ehrenfest, Tatiana,255,373

Ehrenhaft, Felix, xxiv–xxv

Einstein, Albert,34,50,52,58,62,67,69, 70,80,82,84,86–8,96,100,104–6, 116,118,120,122–3,127–34, 139–40,148,151–2,154,158–9,166, 191–2,196,199,203–5,209,214, 216–18,221,226,228,233,246,251, 254,259–60,264,281–2,284–5,292, 308,316,325,333,335–7,339–40,

348–51,355,359–60,363–5,367, 369,379,381–2

Euler, Leonhard, xii,247 Exner, Franz,383

Faraday, Michael, xii,190,203,334,337 Farrell, Michael, ix

Feigl, Herbert, xxix, xxxiii–xxxv,242 Fermat, Pierre,384

Fermi, Enrico,265 Feynman, Richard,300 Fierz, Markus Eduard,279,284 Fock, Vladimir,223

Fontenelle, Bernard le Bovier de,330 Fourier, Joseph, xvii,375

Frank, Philip,12

Fraunhofer, Joseph von, xii Fréchet, Maurice, xxiii Frege, Gottlob,367

Galilei, Galileo, xii, xvii, xxv, xxviii,190, 195,197,203,208,242–9,256, 329–30,339

Gattei, Stefano, xxix Gauss, Carl Friedrich,283 Gaynor, Frank,382 Geiger, Hans,51,119,364 Gerlach, Walther,227 Germer, Lester, xiv Geymonat, Ludovico,243

Gibbs, Josiah Willard,271,274,301,380 Gifford, Adam,66,101,377

Goethe, Wolfgang,199,343,379 Graham, Loren R.,219,220

Groenewold, Hilbrand Johannes,103,109, 127–8,131,135,142,147,296 Grommer, Jacob,336

Grosseteste, Robert,243

Grünbaum, Adolf, xxxv,119,304,305, 306,307,308,309,312

Hamilton, William Rowan,40,69,101, 147,194,267,384

Hammer, Franz,246,257

Hanson, Norwood Russell, xxxiii, xxxv,94, 96–8,101,121,156,160–1,168, 315–17

Hasenöhrl, Friedrich,373 Hasenöhrl, Rudolf,383 Havas, Peter,260 Havemann, Robert,226

388 Name Index

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Heath, Peter,219 Heckmann, Otto,300,337

Hegel, Georg Friedrich Wilhelm,219,315, 341,367

Heiberg, Johann L.,256,328 Heilbron, John L., ix

Heisenberg, Werner, xiv–xx, xxii–xxiii, xxviii, xxxv,33,42,57,65–8,71, 74–5,80,83,86,91,96–7,100–1, 105,109,117–19,121,124,126, 138–9,141–2,144,146–7,149,154, 156,161,169–70,178,185,193,195, 206,208,222,226,253,288,296, 303,316,338,347,351,354,360–1, 364,374–7,383–4

Helm, Georg,378

Helmholtz, Hermann von,378 Hempel, Carl G.,317 Heraclitus,211

Herbart, Johann Friedrich,367 Herder, Johann Gottfried von,219 Herglotz, Gustav,259

Hermann, Grete, xxiii Hermite, Charles,228,296 Hertz, Heinrich, xii,335 Hitler, Adolf,379,383 Hoffmann, Banesh,119,337 Hoffmann, William J.,251 Holton, Gerald,246 Honderich, Ted, xxxii Hooke, Robert,199

Hoyningen-Huene, Paul, x, xxviii Hoyt, Frank C.,377

Hume, David,191,204,325 Hund, Friedrich,377

Hutten, Ernest H.,275,279,281,283

Infeld, Leopold,337 Iwanenko, Dmitri,347

Jacobi, Carolus Gustavus,40 James, William,222,355 Jeans, James,222,380 Jeffrey, George B.,336 Jodl, Friedrich,366 Johnson, W. H.,382 Jones, R.,382

Jordan, Pascual, xiv, xvi,53,71,89,101, 104–5,145,147,178,180,182,222, 226,351,364,375

Jungk, Robert,377

Kaiser Wilhelm,374,379 Kaluza, Theodor,336

Kant, Immanuel,92,147,156,191,197, 222,225–6,260,334–5,339,347, 355,363,367,368

Katz, David,256

Kelvin, William Thomson,234,337 Kemble, Edwin C.,81,121–3,294 Kepler, Johannes,14,17,39,153,216–17,

243–4,246–7,257,329–31 Khinchin, Aleksandr J.,266 Kirchhoff, Gustav, xii,219,378 Klein, Felix,366

Kneale, William C.,288

Körner, Stephan, xxvi, xxxi, xxxiv,50,75, 78,89,94,113,130,284,365 Kraft, Victor, xxxi

Kramers, Hans A.,80,108,221,352,355, Kuhn, Thomas S., x–xi, xxvii–xxix,374 159,

188,195,201,208

Lagrange, Joseph-Louis,147,194 Lakatos, Imre, xxix,239,242 Landsberg, Grigory S.,288

Laplace, Pierre-Simon,5,197,280,289–90, 333–4

Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm,271,331–4 Lenard, Philip,379

Lenin, Vladimir,11,219,222–3,245 Lerner, Max,249

Lewis, Robert M.,266 Liouville, Joseph,273

Lorentz, Hendrik Antoon,209,337,375 Loschmidt, Johann Josef,276,370 Lucretius, Titus,325

Ludwig, Günther,70,89,120,145,179, 181–3,222,241,253,257,300,318 Lukács, Georg,219

Luna, Concetta, ix Lyell, Charles,197

Mach, Ernst, xxiv, xxviii, xxxii,11–12, 223,249,253–4,279–80,312,335, 339,367,378

Masius, Morton,381

Maxwell, Grover, xxix, xxxiii–xxxv Maxwell, James Clerk, xii,40,43,77,190,

203,254,263,266,280,335,348, 349,373

Mejer, Jørgen,239

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Meyer-Abich, Klaus,222,364 Michelson, Albert Abraham,196,

370

Michotte, Albert,258 Mill, John Stuart,249,290 Mises, Richard von,46,47,295 Mittelstaedt, Peter,230,232 Mohs, Friedrich,76,109,353 Morley, Edward Williams,370 Müller, Ernst,379

Murphy, James,382 Musgrave, Alan, xxix,239

Nagel, Ernest,81,122,298 Napoleon,334

Nernst, Walther,366,379 Neumann, John von, xix, xxii–xxiii,

xxxiii–xxxiv,21–2,35,37,39–41,43, 46–8,60,69,82–4,104–5,123–4, 126–8,139,142,160,166–8,171–4, 178–80,184,225,232,274–5,277, 288,292,294–8,300,360–2 Newcomb, Simon,251

Newton, Isaac, xi, xvi–xvii, xxii,4,11, 17–18,20,29–30,39,56,58,62, 90–3,147,153–5,157,159,168,190, 192,194–5,197–8,203,208,213, 216–17,220,242–3,248,252, 259–60,279,300,313,325,327–9, 331,333–7,348,350

Nicole of Oresme,327

Nobel, Alfred,374,378,381,383–4 Noether, Emmy,259

Northrop, Filmer C. S.,298

Oberheim, Eric, xxxi

Ostwald, Wilhelm,366–7,378

Pap, Arthur,18 Parakenings, Brigitte, ix

Parmenides,164,239–40,243,245,247–8, 250–3,255–8,261,263,265,267,324 Pauli, Wolfgang, xv,51,89,104–6,145–7,

226,316,344,351 Perrett, Wilfrid,336 Perrin, Jean,372 Pindar,256

Planck, Max, xii, xiv–xvi, xxxv,81–2, 90,107,109,122–3,151,153,223, 232,264,348–51,358,367,374, 378–83

Plato,216,248,323,325–7,329,341–4 Podolsky, Boris, xx–xxi, xxiii–xxiv,67,69,

84,127–8,130,140,148,285,364, 360

Poincaré, Jules Henri,107,255,276,308, 338

Polanyi, Michael,284

Popper, Karl, R., x–xi, xx, xxiv–xxvi, xxviii–xxix, xxxii,11,39,44,47,50, 52–3,59,78,83–4,86,88,106, 113–16,118,123–7,130,134–5, 138–9,141,144,146,152,169,176–7, 191,199,213,216,237–41,245,247, 250–1,253–8,261,263–5,267,292, 296,352,359–60,363,365,370 Poynting, John Henry, xii

Preston, John M., ix, xxviii, xxx Prigogine, Ilya,263

Pryce, Maurice H. L., xxv–xxvi, xxxi, xxxiv,131,275,277–8 Przibram, Karl, xxiv

Ptolemy, Claudius,247,256,325,327–8 Pythagoras,323

Ratcliff, Floyd,249

Rayleigh, John William Strutt,380 Redhead, Michael, xx

Reichenbach, Hans, xxvi, xxxi, xxxv,85, 113,229–32,299–301,318–20,373 Riemann, Bernhard,336,350

Ritz, Walther,377,382 Ronchi, Vasco,249,256 Rosen, Edward,240,327

Rosen, Nathan, xx–xxi, xxiii, xxv, xxxii, xxxiv,67,69,84,127–8,130,140, 148,193,206,226,249,275–9,281, 283–5,287–93,327,360,364 Rosenfeld, Léon, xxv, xxxii, xxxiv,60,75,

89,94,102,104,107,145,147,150, 182,193,206,226,275–9,281, 283–5,287–93

Rutherford, Ernest, xiii,316,357 Ryle, Gilbert,356

Sacrobosco, Johannes de,256 Salusbury, Thomas,243 Salviati, Filippo,246,248 Scheel, Karl,51,119,364 Schilpp, Paul Arthur, x, xxi Schlick, Moritz,12,19,109,382 Schopenhauer, Arthur,367

390 Name Index

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Schrödinger, Erwin, xiii–xviii, xxiii, xxxv,3, 34,40,67,69,74,77,81–2,98,100, 111,116,121–3,127–9,141,146, 161–2,174–8,181–2,184–5,254, 257,274,285–6,300,302,320,340, 357–9,375,381,383–6

Schwarzschild, Karl,260 Silberstein, Ludwik,381 Simplicio,246,248 Sirtes, Daniel, xxxi

Smoluchowski, Maryan,234,236–8 Solmsen, Friedrich,243

Spinoza, Benedict,288,329 Stern, Otto,227

Synge, John Lighton,259 Szczesny, Gerhard, xxxiv Szilard, Leo,235–6

Tannery, Paul,342 ter Haar, Dirk,373 Terpstra, Bert, xxx Thirring, Hans, xxiv–xxv Thomas, Oswald, xxiv Thompson, Joseph J., xiii Thorndike, Lynn,256 Tolman, Richard C.,265 Tonna, Carlo, ix Tonson, Jacob,332 Toomer, Gerald J.,328 Topitsch, Ernst, xxxi Toupin, Richard A.,249

Trotsky, Leon,245

Truesdell, Clifford A.,246,247,249,251, 265

Valera, Éamon de,383

Vigier, Jean-Pierre, xx, xxvi,97,116,121, 160–1,275,279–81,285–9,291–3, 340,365

Vogel, Heiko,382 Voltaire, xxxiv,331

Wainwright, Thomas Everett,263 Weber, Wilhelm E.,316

Wein, Hermann,38

Weingartner, Paul, xxxiv,247

Weizsäcker, Carl Friedrich von, xx,55,91, 103,147,155–6,161,182,195,208, 226

Wetter, Gustav A.,219 Wettersten, John R., ix

Weyl, Hermann,69,143,295,336 Whitman, Anne,333

Williams, D. H.,382

Wilson, Charles Thomson Rees,21, 385

Wirtinger, Wilhelm,383 Wu, Chien-Shiung,133

Zahar, Elie G., xxxii Zeno of Elea,283

Zermelo, Ernst,252,255,262,276

Name Index 391

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Subject Index

Absorption,6,50,76,107,111 Abstract,4,9,26,58,61,63,120,137,

143,150,161,190,198–9,209,212, 278,323,325,338,342

Absurd,4,8,11,208,326,328,331,367 Acceleration,30,90,246,326,336,347,384 Accuracy,29,50,160,164,185,283,

306–7,340

Adequacy,10–11,29–30,52,60,65,67, 71,77,102,104–5,110–11,115, 143–5,150,154,162,168–9,182, 192,195,204,207–8,212,226,229, 244,248–9,251,258–9,276,310, 312–13,319–20,354,358,362 Adjustment,69,208,285,362

Ambiguity,11,55,59,77,110,133,150, 193,237,272,295,302,306,309, 354–5

Amplitude,264,273–4

Analogy,5,90,137,153,183–4,205,249, 276,298,343,345,356,384 Analysis, Analyze,4,5,20,53,58,152,

190,212,223,227,248,288,298, 312,357,359

Antiquity,24,163,244,246 Anomaly,231,318–20

Anticipation,6,59,95,99,349,367,370 Application,4,20,23,29,30,37,44,

49–50,53,55,57–63,66,68–72,74, 76,78,80,83,90–5,98–9,101–2,109, 114,117,120,124,127,130,132,135, 141,143,145,147,150–1,154,157–9, 168,172–4,177–80,190–3,195,

203–5,207–8,213–16,219,225,227, 229–31,233,241,252,257,266,271, 273–4,279–82,290,296,308,313, 339,348–50,352–3,355,357–9,364, 367,372,380–1,385

Approximation,36,39,52,90,153,163, 167,180,182,194,207,221,228, 255,259,260,283,344,362,370,24, 57,60,70,90,153,174,179,183, 184,240,241,248,257,260,263, 279,281,282,288,293,296,340, 376,385

A priori,159,264–5,346,355,363,368 Arbitrary,6–7,32,42,102,138,142,161,

164–5,234,260,262,265,276–7, 280–3,308–9,318,346,352,368,369 Arguments,10,22,37,46,49,53,57–8,69,

71,75,81–4,88,94–5,104,106–9, 113–16,118–19,121,124,126–7, 134–5,138–40,145,156,159–60, 162,164,166,168,177,186,190, 203,226,228,249,252,254,256, 258,260,267,284,297,298,301, 324–5,328–34,341,351,359–63, 366,369,378,381

Aristotelianism, Aristotelian,11,58,91,93, 99,101,115,152,155–6,158–9,162, 165,170,185,190,195,197,203,208, 212,226,243–5,247–8,250,252,256, 307,324,326–30,341,343–5,363 Arrangement,16,51,64,77,118,163,175,

205,236–7,248,262,319,350,366, 371–2

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Astrophysics,316,232,374

Atom, Atomism,4–8,29,35–6,46,52,57, 60,62,64–8,71,77,79,81,89,100–2, 104,107–11,117,119–22,141, 147–8,164–6,168,174,186,192–4, 209,212,221,247,250,271,276–7, 279–80,283,296,306,324–5,328, 330–2,334–5,337–8,341,344,350, 354,357,363–4,368,370–1,375, 377,380–1,384

Background,53–4,144,146–7,209,245, 251,257,267,282,347–8,355,357, 362

Barrier,68,86,139,235,310,311 Behavior, Behaviorism,4,5,7,18,20–1,

25,27–30,32–4,43,49,51,56,58, 64–5,67,71,77–9,81,85,87,89,92, 94,104,111,117,120–1,126,132, 135,140,157,159,163,179,193, 231,235,240,243,249,263–4,284, 296,299,309,326,330,338,342–5, 349–50,381

Belief,3,10,25,48,52–3,57–8,72–3,75, 83,89,101–2,109–10,116,124,141, 145–6,160,162,164,191,195,197, 200,202–4,214–15,217,223,250–4, 257,275,307–8,311–12,315–17, 329,338,341–4,349,355,357,361, 369,379–81,384

Bias,58,62,64,71,167,170,217 Biology,71,101,144,149,212,246,250,

324,334,342–3,367

Brain,20,70,145,170,214,245,327 Brownian motion,6,78,165,340

Capillarity,5,280 Cartesianism,334,339

Causality, Causes,8,12,20–1,25–6, 28–30,33,37–43,45,57,65,81–2, 91,100,114,120,122,129–30,152, 155,167,227,240,309,323,331, 334,342–4,352,355,360,365,380, 383,385

Changeability, Change,4,7,28,64–7,79, 87,89,91,93,104–5,112,114–15, 120,123,130,140–2,145,148, 171–2,177,179,182–3,189,191, 198,200,202,204,206,209,213, 215,230–1,233,235,240,247,250, 253,255–6,261–2,297,300,303–4,

306–7,311–12,324–8,330,335,343, 347,351–2,360–1,369

Chaos,56,92–3,157,335,344 Circularity,140,163,174,235–7,307,

326–8,330,362

Clocks and rods,88,140,284,327,350 Cognition,170,209,244–6,248,250,319,

347,369

Coherence,49,51,55,59,62,72,80–1,88, 93,98,111–12,119,121,128,148, 150,158,163,165,199,205,209, 220–2,260–1,328,333,340,347, 352,357,367,385

Collectives,83–4,123–6,134,358,361 Communism,245

Commutation, Commutation-rules,84–7, 109,127,129–30,136–8,143,145, 151,154,168,171,177,180,184, 206,271,273,302,310,361,375 Comparison, Compare, Comparable,7,40,

84,87,118,120,134,140,165,172, 182,197,209,224,244–5,277,284, 327,334,337,352,363,370–1,373, 376,384

Complementarity,12,22,41,49,51–5,57, 59–61,63–7,69–73,75,88–91,94, 98,100–3,105–6,114–15,119–20, 137,142,145–7,149,154,159–62, 164,166,168–9,179,185–6,188, 193–5,201,206–7,213,228,241, 258,271,320,346–7,355–6,362,383 Completeness,7,14,16,18–21,23,26–7,

32–5,41,44,48,50–4,56,59–60, 63–4,66–8,71,76–7,81–3,85–6,90, 92,94,96,98,100–3,107,110,116, 120–4,127,130,133–8,142–4,146, 148,151,153–4,157,159,161–3, 166–78,180,183–4,187–8,191–6, 199–200,202,204–5,211,213, 216–19,221,228–9,231,258–9,264, 266,272–4,280,284,286–7,290–2, 294–8,302–3,308,312,317,323, 327,329,339,341,343–5,350–1, 354,357,359–61,363,369,372,375, 380

Complexity,5,11,15,38,227,241,243, 245,261–2,264,266,283,317,344, 349,351,375

Complication,17,21,37,54–5,102,121, 153,162–3,174,182,184,216,218, 231,235,240,318,334,349

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Comprehensiveness, Comprehensive,32, 37,39,44,55,57,92,157–8,162, 165,168,192,211,253,338,341,347 Concept,3–8,11,24,30,34,38,51–64,

66–72,75,77,81,91–4,96–8,101–2, 104,110–11,118,142,145,147–8, 150–1,154–8,180,182,192–9, 205–6,221,226–7,244,247–8,253, 255,258–60,274,277,278,280–4, 288–90,312,315–17,320,325–6, 329,331,333–5,338–41,344,348, 350–1,354–5,356,370,373,380 Congruence,304,308

Conjecture,25,99,239,242,247,249–50, 256–7,260,291,338,345,383 Conjugate variables,109

Conscience,53,216,250

Consciousness,58,94,159,216,330,356 Conservation laws,5,51,55,68,79,84,86,

88–9,112–14,117,122,125,127–8, 131–2,136,138–9,143–4,148–50, 186,207,227,231,310,320,334, 354–5,357,360–2

Conservatism,115,188–91,193,195,197, 199,202,379

Consistency,41–2,49,53,59,62,65,71, 74,97–8,100,103–5,108,115–16, 124–5,127,132,145,163,165,170, 174,176,203,226,255,279,294, 296–7,302,306,309,351,359,361, 369,385

Constant,4,17,24,30,36,47,90,109, 117,128,153–4,175,179,192,199, 204,212,214,229–30,251,254,256, 259,273–4,326,330,337–8 Content-increase,242–3,249,252,256–7 Context,8,149,176,211,290,317,341 Continuity,5,6,7,21,40–1,43,107,113,

129,178,186,189,249,251,260, 271–2,274,281–2,297,300,304, 308–10,341,350,370,381

Contradiction,17,20,23,37,39–44,46–7, 51,53,60–1,68–9,83,90,114,122, 124,130,134,148,154,163–4,168, 188,191,196–8,215,217,227–30, 232–3,243,254,257,262,275–6, 281,284–6,291,296–7,320,324, 335,338,345,349,358,363,381,384 Controversy,284,361,370,378

Convention,13,28,115,304–5,307–9, 315

Conviction,57–8,89,95,106,114,162, 166,180,192,195,198,205,208, 251–2,255,258,275,280,314,334, 342,354,357,369–70,378,380 Copernicanism,115,190,212,243–7,249,

282,307,317,327–30

Correlation,88,128,130–3,144,149, 174–5,181–2,227,234–7,241,256, 308,313,316,353,360,380 Correspondence, Correspondence-rules,7,

11,38,51,61,63–4,68,71–2,80,83, 85–6,10–11,120,123–4,128–9,132, 141,143,161,170–1,178–80,185–6, 192,205–6,225,229–30,234,244, 258,262,274,279,282,294,296, 338–9,343,347,355,359,363,369, 375

Cosmogony,197

Cosmology,10,44,91,115,155,212,214, 216,244,247,248,250,259,313, 324–5,329,334,337

Cosmos,23,325,327–9,333–4,341 Crisis,45,188–9,191,195,201–2,204,

208,215

Criteria,14–15,28,60,89,102,105,206, 222,265,306–7,320,376

Crystal,184,186,249,326,327,331 Curvature,336–7

Custom,4,5,54,76,84,92,109,118,126, 157,182,184,206,260,319,347, 353,383

Decay,211,342–3 Democratization,224 Democracy,342

Demon,44,50,53,84,104,114,157,195, 197,229,233,260,330,341,346, 355,357,369

Density,5,33,78,90,153,267,273,288, 299,310,371

Determination,8,14,18–19,29,35,69, 182,218

Determinism,21,25,27,29,31,33–5,37, 39–48,63–6,75,78,82,89,94, 113–14,122,136,145,150–1,167–8, 194,197,206–7,228,250,255, 288–90,292,296–9,337,339–40, 349,352,355,363,364,381–3 Deviation,28,57,83,109,124,151,182,

209,237,260,266,343,359 Devil,56,92,93,157

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Dialectic,12,52,75,89,104,120,141, 145–7,166,219–21,223,226,245, 271,290,347

Dialogue,152,245–6,248,330 Diffraction,50,117,384 Diffusion,90,154,237,271,276 Dilute solutions,380

Dimensions,186,194,179,186,337, 350

Discontinuity,6,107,221,274,281–2, 297,309–10,381

Discrepancy,29,240,246,250,253,257, 342

Dispersion,126,296,337

Distinction,10,16,19,27,48,66–7,82,97, 122,156,161,169,190,203,208, 215,223,235,240,286,291,302, 318,336,347,370,373,376,381 Distribution,32,35–6,47–8,51,79,104,

227,234,263,280–3,336,350, 371–2,380

Dogma, Dogmatism,74,88,94–5,103, 115,145,156,160,163,185,190, 198–9,203,212–17,220,222,226, 305,323,325,334,341,367 Dualism,50–1,53,55,60–4,68,77,89–90,

92–3,95,97,107,111,122,128,143, 146,148–54,157–8,300,338–9,352, 357,361

Eclecticism,323 Eigenvalue problem,294

Elasticity,5,199,221,242,333,346 Electrodynamics, Electromagnetics,5,32,40,

50,101,145,161,169,186,192,209, 204,315–16,335–7,340,361,370 Electron,5–6,35,40,42,61,68,78–9, 84–6,101–2,106,111,113,120, 133–4,138,145,148,173–4,180–1, 209,230,263,264,315–16,319,356, 384

Elegance,86,138,284

Elementary particles,7,80,111–12,114, 122,125,134,145,240,315,337–8, 340,349,351–2,362,376,377 Elementary quantum mechanics,46,49,53,

59–60,66–8,74,88,99,101–2,109, 121,134–5,141,143,145,160–2, 166,167–70,180,182–3,185,230, 289,294,296,318,362–4 Elementary sentences,13,14,16–17,19

Emergence,3,7,10,21,24–5,86,113,118, 138,161,179–81,201–2,209,221, 240,243,258,264,307,347–9 Emission,5–6,50–1,76,107,133,181,333 Empirical,10,24,27–8,33–4,39,43,49,

52,97,101–3,105,111,115,118, 125,132,135,137–8,143,147–8, 152,154,160,162,164–6,168,171, 173–4,184–5,189–91,193,196, 198–9,203–9,225,229–30,232–3, 247,250,253,260,274,285,289, 305,308–10,313,317,327,329,344, 361,385

Empiricism,58,88,90,103,130,145–6, 154,157,163,165,167,170,185, 190–2,196–9,203,205,214,217, 220,223,225,242,247–8,250–1, 258,311–12,361,365,368 Empirio-criticism,11,219 Energetics,366

Ensemble,68,82–3,114,123–4,126–7, 130,133,151,166,179,265,290, 295–6,299,359,360

Entelechy,344–5

Entropy,179,235–6,238,241–2,271–2, 274,299–300,372,380–1

Epicycles,11,163,282

Epistemology, Epistemological,3,5,74,88, 95,100,106,118,144,150,178,185, 190–1,197–9,249,284–5,292,331, 334–5,339–40

Equilibrium,175,182,212,234,263,265, 380

Ergodicity,5,17,20,29–30,86,139,182, 222,243,246,251,256,259,265, 298,316,326,341,365,373 Ethics,101,144,189,202 Evil,56,72,92–3,157

Expectation,57,93,95,125,158,177, 182–3,215,295,302

Expert,222,262,366

Explanation,4,8,17,20–2,24,26,28–9, 32,34,36–7,41,43,49,51–7,59–65, 72,76,79,84–5,88–9,93–4,103, 106,108,111–14,118,120–1,123, 130,135,138,142,144,146,147–52, 157–8,163,167,174,186,199,201, 205,212,214,215,222,232,240–1, 243,246–7,249–51,256–7,259,261, 263,265,275,281–2,293,297, 304–5,307,312,315–17,319,324,

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326–8,330–1,333,335,338–44,353, 357,358,362,367,370–1,377, 379–80,384

Failure,5,19,36,116,196,362,370 Fallible,145,153,187

Formalism,12,13,41–2,53,67–8,84,88,99, 104–5,120,125–7,134,136,143–6, 160,166,168,171,176,178,183,186, 192–4,205–7,218,225,227–8,252, 273,277,294–5,298,311,319,350, 360–1,364,375–6,381,384

Foundations,3,16,23,36,55,58,72,74, 82,85,92,99,104,106,113–14,116, 119,123,127,157,178,194,197, 199,204,214,216–17,231,239,253, 255,266,271–5,283,29–35,297–8, 312,318–19,333,339,357,365,373 Frameworks,55,64,92,97,155,157,194, 207,221,239,243,250–2,258,264, 290,363,373

Frequency,26,46–7,83–4,124–6,266, 281,295–6,348,355,375 Friction,30,236,243,246–7

Generalization,60–7,70–2,119–21,127, 136,145,165,173,184,221,223, 281,307,312,338,350–1,356–7, 375,384

Geodesic,349–50 Geology,289

Geometry,34,51,246,283,306,384 Greek,4,211–12,312,325

Hallucination,16,19 Harmonic oscillator,375

Harmony,336,182,244,248,328 Hermitian,66,228,296

Historiography,325

Ad hoc,69,88,105,119,140–1,161,170, 172,191,204,231,232,241–6,248–51, 257,267,304–5,319,344,357,374 Homogeneity,126,326,329,331,333,336 H-theorem,179,298,372,373

Hypothesis,5–6,11,18–19,23–4,36,43, 81,86–7,108–9,115–16,121–2,124, 126–7,130,133,134,138–44,146–7, 151,160,163–4,170,190,199–200, 203,214,231–2,240–2,245,248–52, 255–7,283,285,289–91,300,304–6, 316,319,323–5,327–30,333–4,337,

349,352–5,357,359,361,364, 367–70,373,376,384–5

Ideal,12,19,43,52–3,59–63,72–3,75, 80,109,118,120,146,185,191, 203–4,211,215–16,221–3,247,251, 272,284,290,325,343,351,368 Idealism,12,75,80,118,146,221–3,343,

351

Idealization,61,109,120,284,290,185, 368

Ideas,11,49,52,54–5,57–8,60,66,68, 71–2,75,82,89,93–4,98,100,102–3, 106–7,117–18,120,123,141,144–5, 147,150–1,153,158–64,168–70, 182–3,186,190,193–4,196,198,202, 206,212,214,217,219–20,222–3,226, 229–33,246,251,253,258–60,265, 279–80,297,300,311,315–16,325, 331,333–4,340–3,346,347,349, 355–6,362,364,367,369,373–5, 378–80,383,385

Ideology,191,196,210,218–20,223,253 Illusion,15,18,22,215,240,243,246,

249,256,257 Immutability,324,381

Imperfection,17,213,215,240,243,263 Impetus,162,327,333,345

Impossibility,3,23,41–2,45–7,55,58,63, 65–6,70,72,80,91–3,97,104–5, 109,114,116,119,126,129,130, 156,158,164,169,194,208,212, 229,279,285,296,309–10,315–17, 330–2,339,360–1,369,372 Inaccessibility,135,138,170,231,244,

375,380

Inadequacy,65,67,104,192,195,208, 226,229,248–9,319,358,362 Incompleteness,27,34,39,63,81–2,121,

123,130,221,228,259,286–7, 297–8,327,343,357,359 Incorrigibility,39,368

Indeterminacy,27,34,44,82,88,91,106, 114,122–3,140–1,145,151,228, 271,320,359

Indeterminism,37,42,63–6,75,78,94, 113–14,145,168,194,206–7,255, 296,340,364,381,383

Individuality,122,222,364

Induction,229,277,368,297,304,306, 323,369–70

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Inductivism,19,58–9,63,72,155,221, 275–6

Indeterminism,48,100,298

Inertial system,90–1,155,192,194,204, 330,333,335–6,342,345,370 Information,66,86–7,109,125,131,136,

138,169,185,219,229,235–8,241, 244,264,300,309

Ingenuity,201,203,249 Inquisition,323,341

Instrumentalism,115–16,121,360 Intellectual,10,109,214,259,381 Intelligence,164,190,291,367 Intelligibility,3–5,7,11

Intensity,50,78–9,113,169,231,264, 306–7,352,375,380

Interference,50–1,66,68,71,77–8,87, 111–14,117,123,139–40,150,152, 177–8,180–1,223,227,231–3, 240–1,288,310,317,319,338, 352–5,359–62,

Inter-phenomena,318–19 Interpolation,244–5

Interpretation,15–18,21,39–42,45–6, 49–55,58–70,74–5,77–89,91,93–6, 100–7,109,111,113–35,139,141–8, 150–1,158,160–3,167,170–8,180, 182–3,185,189,190,192–5,199, 203,205–6,216,218,222–3,225, 226–30,233,249,257,263,265–6, 271–7,280,284–6,292,294–8,300, 302,307,313,317–20,326,329,335, 338–9,346–8,351,353,356–65,375, 377,380–1,385

Inter-subjectivity,56–7,356

Intuition,10,94,99,123,143–6,162,182, 191,193–4,204–6,211,215,219, 246,310

Invariance, Invariant,7–8,90,154,239, 250,266,379

Invention,14,52,57–8,67,72,91,93,98, 102–3,121,127,155,158,163, 190–1,198,203–4,209,212,215–16, 221,229,245,247,249,252,273, 280,346,348,368,374,381 Ionians,9,164,212–18

Irradiation,79

Irrationalism,164–5,257 Irrefutability,32,193,196,368

Irregularity,28,32,153,163–4,240,243, 262,266,307

Irreversibility,238,250,254–6,258, 26–33,297,300,371–2,380 Isospin,161

Kantianism,147,226,260,347,363 Kinematics,65,77,107,110–11,246–7,

253–4 Language,312

Liberalism, Liberal,61–2,95–7,120,147, 197

Locality,50,70,150,227,230,338,370

Macro,4,8,57,69,123,142,144,178–84, 195,227,231,234,241,262,266, 280–1,286–8,297,300,313,318, 344,356,368,371–2,375,383 Magic,33,212,312

Materialism,11,75,146,211–12,219–23, 226,245,251,256,331,347,356 Mathematics,7–8,10–11,16,21,23,32,

34–5,38–9,44,48,67,69,71,82–3, 100,103–4,117–18,120,123–4,134, 147,152,161,166,169,178,180, 183,185–6,190–2,199,203,206, 212,217,246–7,259,266,273–4, 281,294–5,297–8,310–11,318–19, 325–6,329,333,343,350,359,366, 383,385

Matrices,146,170,193,206,272,298, 347,374–7,385

Meaning,7,9,11–19,34,39,43,55,62, 76,80,90,95,108–9,111,126, 150–4,169–70,172,184,186,194, 207,233,242,266,274,289,291, 304,307–8,317,319,325,332, 336–7,352–3,375

Measurement,4–5,26–7,30–7,40–4,46, 63–9,75,79–80,83–8,90,104,109, 117–20,123–6,129–44,166,169, 171–85,212,227,235,24–31,246, 253,257,266,278,284–8,295,297–8, 302,306–7,310,318,341,347,352, 358,359–60,371,376,379–80 Mechanics,4–5,11–12,20–3,25,27,

29–35,37,39,41,43–50,53–4,59–63, 65–70,77–8,80–9,91,93,98–102,104, 106–11,113,116–34,138–48,154, 162,164,167–8,170,173–81,184–6, 192,194,205,209,213,220,222–3, 228,230–1,234,243,246–7,249–67,

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271,273–302,313,316,318–20.

334–7,339–40,342,344–6,351, 354–62,364–5,369–85 Mechanicism,251,255

Mechanism,4,37,44,51,64,237,280, 350,384

Mechanistic,254,295,299,300

Metaphysics,8–9,12,58,80,95,105,118, 121,138,147,150,154,161,163–6, 189–90,192–4,196,199,202,205, 207,209,222,233,247,251,255–6, 273,331,333,339,343,371,381 Metascience, Metatheory,106,117–18,

144,148,320

Meteorology,164,244,245,247–8 Methodology,6,59,191,215,220–3,245,

248,257,267,273,285,325,339, 366,371

Method,9,10,23,35,38,55,58,70,80, 117,132,169,171,180,186,189–92, 202,215,223,229,245,257,284, 307,319–20,369,376,384–5 Metric,51,121,265–6,282,306,308,329,

362,384

Micro,21,49,52–3,60,64–6,75,80–1, 90,92,95,99–194,201–9,213, 226–7,231,234–5,241,259,262, 265,281,296,300,312–13,317,340, 346,350–1,354–7,361–5,368, 371–2,375,384

Microcosm,121,145,153,167,259,350, 357

Models,4–5,20,37,228,252,337,349, 351,361

Monism,164,188–9,196–7,201–2 Moon,30,244,248,256–7,330 Myth,9,58,72,184,196,202,211–18,

256,298 Mythographers,213

Nazi,182,256,379 Neo-Platonism,327,329 Neo-Thomism.347 Neutrino,316 Neutron,316

Newtonianism,11,17–18,20,29,56,92, 147,157,168,217,279,334,336 Noncommuting,84–7,127,184,193,206,

375

Nonlinearity,100,376 Non-observable,42,118,175

Non-predictable,38,42 Nonsense,223,355

Novelty,62–3,152,159,264

Nucleus,5,7,182,186,249,316,377,384

Objectivism,194

Objectivity,197,337,349,363,385 Obscurantists,118,196,339

Observable,7,11,15,28,32–3,41–2,46, 69,85–7,104,110,118,128,130, 136–8,153,164,169,171–2,175, 177,180–5,191,193–4,203,208, 231,260,292,302,313,318,324, 350,354,375,384–5

Observation,13,15–18,25,27,30,33–4, 41,44,55–7,64–7,71,75,78,80, 89–94,97,104,107,113,120,125, 130,132–3,139,141–2,145,150, 152–9,163,168–71,173–9,183–5, 190–1,193,195,201,203,206–8, 217,225,242–4,247,249,251,253, 254,256–7,260,277–8,291–2,306, 312–13,318,327,348–50,352,355, 358,361,365,376

Observer,14,16,33,57,153,175,178–9, 222,234,240–5,250,256–8,262, 276,286–93,297,339,349,352 Observer-hypotheses,257

Occult phenomena,101

Ontological,9–24,38–9,45,138,144, 225–7,233,295,297,312,332,350,352 Operational,36,185,272,307,343 Operationalistic,307

Operationalists,36

Operator,66,127,133,143,161,180, 183–5,228,257,295–6,298,310, 313,361,376

Optics,15–16,38–9,50–1,198,244,247, 249,257,284,338,384

Optimism,188,201,213,223,255 Orthodoxy,98,116,132,152,161,178,

194,207,277,284,341,347,357, 362–5,386

Orthogonal,128,133,171,271–4,345 Oscillator,281,285,375

Outlook,168,185,254–6,267 Overthrow,189,204,243

Paradox,49,62,64,69–70,122,130–2, 141,178,184,271,274,283,286–7, 290,297–8,301,359

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Parallax,306 Pendulum,348–9

Penetration,13,24,34,68–9,86,139,310, 315,330–1

Perception,7–8,18,30,34,54,56–9,61, 72,92–3,98,155,157,170,243–5, 256–8,291–3,332,355

Perihelion,209,251

Periods,188–9,195,201–3,208,222,244 Permanence,8,56–7,59,61,96–7,120,

125,197,210,378 Perpetuum mobile,234–7,242 Perturbation,251,259 Pessimism,91,156,195 Phantoms,249 Phase-differences,245

Phenomenological,256,276,280–1,367–8, 371,378

Phlogiston,296

Photoelectric effect,149,231,285 Photomultiplier,181,231 Physiology,70–1,244–5,356 Pilot waves,105–6,349,352,362 Platonism,11,145,323,343

Plausibility,4–5,19,44,66,75–6,90,107, 144,178,213,249,271,295,298, 315,325,333

Pluralism,164,188,196–7,201,210,254 Polariser,181

Polarization,69,133,181 Politics,210,213,220,223,379 Popular science,90,115,161,182,223,

254,294,301,316,323,330,367,373 Positivism,3,4,7,11–12,14,19,22,24,

53–5,72–4,92,100,106,109,118, 126,144,146–7,157,185,222,226, 293,325,331–2,335–6,339–40,347, 351,354,361,364,379,381–2 Positron,133,181,230,315–17 Potential,40,68,86,91,139,155,226,

234,257,291,310 Pragmatists,165 Praxis,221

Precision,8,20–1,29,31–4,42,83,90, 103,124,144,151,153–4,179,194, 227,246,262,324,352,359,375 Predictability,7,76,110,288,352 Prediction,10–15,20–1,24,29–30,32,37–8,

4–5,53,57,59–64,66–7,69–72,75, 80–1,85,87,91,93,98,104,115, 119–20,130,132–3,135,140,150,158,

165,166–7,174,182,186–7,193,201, 205–6,221,225–30,244,247,252, 259–60,263,276,280,285,288–91, 312,317,319,339–40,35–41,357,362, 372–6,385

Predictors,290 Pre-Greek,212

Prejudice,9–10,22,24,45,155,197, 216–17,298,328

Prejudices,45,197,217

Presocratics,10,198,211–13,323–4,334 Pretensions,62,68,217

Primitive,4–5,7–8,60,70,143,212,219, 242,258,316,360,367

Probability,18,35,37,46,60,63,65,69, 78,83,91,99,124,131,137,151, 154,160,167,172,176,181,232, 250,253,255,263–6,272–4,295–6, 300,302,306,335,337,344,358–9, 37–44,385

Probability-amplitudes,273–4 Probability-density,273

Problems,8,21,23,29,38,99–188,190, 194–5,201–9,214,221,223,226, 231–2,242–3,247–9,251,253,258, 264,273,297,311–12,318,341, 346–66,370,375,380

Programs,168,298,376

Progress,7,12,14,22,24,42,63,70,72–3, 168,189,196–7,202,209–14,220–3, 228,231,255,258,283,305,307, 325,330,337,340,342,347,380 Projection,143,162,172–82,219,253,

258,347

Propaganda,245,248–9 Propensity,78,292 Prophecy,194,207,249 Proton,68,315–16 Proto-scientist,198

Psychology,4,15–16,21,56,70–1,92–3, 101,144,149,155,157,159,162, 175,213,226,233,258,309,315, 342–3

Pulse,31,230,257,300,337,340–1 Puzzle,188,194–7,201,206,208–10,

246

Pythagoreans,212,221,310

Quantization,6,101,161,186,205 Quantum-indeterminacy,271 Quantum-jump,287,297

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Radiation,5–6,79,111,133,145,174, 181,227,297,306,310,338,348, 380–1

Radical,7,58,88,96,114,144,154,156, 165,170,185,189–90,198,202–3, 217,244,286,289,332,335,337, 356,362

Randomness,27,47,237,264–5,283 Rational, Rationality, Rationalism,36,

60–1,70–7,94,101,110,120–1,145, 148,153,164–5,18–26,211–18,239, 247,250–1,255–9,272,275,297, 307,325,341,343,350–1,356,357, 375,381,384

Realism,52,54,59–60,62,64,68–73,106, 109,115–16,120–3,192,205,221, 262,339,351,357,360–1,381–5 Reason,9,16,23,25,36,39–40,43–4,47,

52,67,71,75,79,82–4,87,90–7, 102–4,107–9,116–17,124,127,129, 139,143–8,150–6,165–6,178–9, 194–5,207,214,227,240,245,249, 258–64,267,280,295,310–11, 315–17,327,335,339,341,344–5, 356,358–60,362–71,380,384 Recoil,181

Reconstruction,42,181,194 Refraction,333,199,243,384 Refutable,193,196,368

Refutation,21–3,28–9,38,51,60,63,77, 82,87,97,105,108,118,130–4, 141–3,148–9,154,158–62,164, 191–2,195–6,209,217,221–2,226, 229–31,246–9,252,288–9,296–7, 305–8,317–20,348–9,352,354,357, 360,362

Third Reich,383

Rejection,38,60,69,86,89,102,106,114, 118,127,138,159,170,174,194, 197,206,212,214,217–18,225, 229–33,243,249,251,255,272,279, 325,338,34–41,362

Relativity,7,56,88,92,140–1,154,157, 168,186–7,189–92,196,199,204–5, 209,214,217,221,230,240,251, 258,259–60,278–9,284,300, 311–16,329,332,335–6,339–40, 349–50,355,362,369

Renaissance,58,189,324,329,251,258 Repetition,86,135,138,171,191,218,

222,241,301,310

Resonance,263 Retrodiction,290

Reversibility,165,238,240,250,254–6, 258,261–3,276,297,299–300,328, 340,371–2,380

Revolution,9,103,188–91,197,199, 201–2,210,216,217,254,256,327, 329,339,340,376

Revolutionaries,103,191,199,217 Rigor,166,294,385

Rules,11,17,61–3,83,118,120,124–6, 143–4,165,173,211,220,223,225, 265,271,273,295–6,325,335,359, 375,381

Satellites,56,92,157,350

Scales,8,76,88,109,140,277,279,283, 286,330,353,373

Scatter,36–7,43,46–8,172,181

Scheme,29,52–3,56–60,64–5,91–4,137, 155–61,171,186,225–7,312,362, 376

Schizophrenia,191,204,217 Schoolmen,246

Science,3–5,9–24,34–8,43–4,50–4,58, 69,71–4,77–8,81–3,88,90,96–106, 109–12,116–18,121–4,130,146,150, 152–6,159,160–5,178,180,188–220, 223,225–31,238–57,263–4,266,271, 275,279–80,283–4,289–90,293,301, 305,307,311–12,315–17,320,323–5, 329,332,334–5,343,346–7,349–51, 357,363–70,378–86

Semi-empirical,247 Semi-permeable,272,274 Sensation,54,170,244,332–5 Senses,4–6,12–17,22,27,36,39,59,

61–5,68,80,82,85,91,103,115, 118,120–3,130,137,144–5,147, 149,153,155,164,169–72,184–6, 199,223,227–9,235,240,242–4, 246,248,25–33,259,273,277–81, 284,289,291–2,295–6,305,308–9, 318,326,332–4,339,341,344,348, 350,354–6,359,363,366–7,370 Separability,267,274

Separation,9,10,36,63–5,69,86,118, 128–31,134,142,148,189,208,227, 244,246,259–60,262–3,272,282, 285,296,309,344,347–9,352,380 Shamans,214

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Shock,191,204,344 Signals,238,335

Signs,11,13,17,207,227

Simplicity,7,26,94,162,174,212,214, 281–2,310,347,368,385

Simultaneity,50,83–5,87,124,127,140, 245,308–9,329,335

Sky,67,69,84,127–8,130,140,148,245, 256–7,262,285,364

S-matrix,193,206,347,376–7

Sociology,56–8,71,92,144,149,156–7 Sophists,334

Soul,330,342

Spectra,5–7,86,119,138,148,165,174, 186,247,264,306–7,364,375,380 Speculation,10,20,24,75,101,107,141,

152,160–1,165–6,189–92,203, 21–8,273,280,294,295,312,316, 323–4,329,337,339,341,346–7, 370,376

Spins,227

Spiritual,72,81,121,159,176,190, 198–9,214,254,327,329–34,339, 347,357

Stability,6,72,139,165,177,207,211–12, 259–60,281,297,300,303,324,337, 344,363

Stagnation,7,72–3,94,230

Standard,83,124,193,196,210,220,328, 346,359

Standpoint,59,188,191,193,330,332, 335,337,344

State-descriptions,81

Statistics,12,34,36,40–3,47–8,50–1,68, 77–9,81–3,86,96,111,121–7,130, 133,137–8,150,168,173,179–80, 183,226,228,253–5,261,263–6, 271–4,283,286–7,293,295–9,337, 352,357–60,362,370,372–3,381 Subjectivism,57,75,80,118,144,146,

235,237,257,279,292 Sub-lunar,326–8

Sub-quantum-mechanical,130,134,275, 282,284

Substance,89,96,148,150,153,164, 217,272,306,331,335,356,361, 380

Superlunar,327,330

Superposition,75,84,118,121–2,132–3, 149,170,178,256,273,358

Surprise,5,26,45,88,121,141,152, 242–3,258–9,278,298,312,316,368 Symmetry,113,178,186,209,262,271–4, 276,282,308,317,329,347,361–2, 376

Sympathy,325 Synchrotron,161 Syncretism,71

Synthesis,187,338,340,350

Systematic,14–15,17,83,100,124,175, 219–20,226,234,237,247,323,335, 350

Systems,20–2,26–9,33,35–7,42–6,49, 53,65,69–70,76–7,82–8,106–7, 110,118,123,125–43,148,151,172, 179–80,182–4,192,197,204,241, 245–6,263,265–6,267,281,287, 292,295–7,299–300,313,335,344, 350–1,354,358–60,367,371–2 Teleology,342

Telescope,243,246

Test,85,175,196,256–7,242,244–6,250, 255,259,307,317

Thermodynamics,5,32,40,42,165–6, 170,178,182,209,235,241–2,250, 255,266,272,274,276,297,299, 371–2,380–2

Thought-experiments,109 Tides,29

Topology,260

Tradition,9,11–12,14,19,22,24,152–3, 191,197–8,204,218,244,266,312 Trajectory,21,78–9,81,105,111–14,122,

297,300,353–4,357

Two-slit Experiment,78,112–13,129

Universe,4,22,24,44,51,72,110,115, 117,159,164,242,244,253,256, 262,288,290–1,299–300,310,313, 327–8,331,333–4,349,360–1,373, 382,385

Wave-functions,282 Wave-mechanics,102,298 Wave-packet,241,286 Wave-particle duality,107 Wimmelelektron,6

Witches,17,155,197,319,330 Worldview,8

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