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62 CONSUMPTION AND CONSUMER IN NEW FREE MARKET ECONOMIES References: Baudrillard, Jean, The consumer society: Myths and Structures, SAGE Publications Inc., 1998 Hill, Steven, Europe`s Promise. Why the European Way Is the Best Hope in an Insecure Age, University of California Press, 2009 Stiglitz, Joseph, “Government Stimulus Plans are not enough”, interview, in Der Spiegel, 04.01.2009
ANALELE UNIVERSITĂŢII DE VEST DIN TIMIŞOARA SERIA FILOSOFIE ŞI ŞTIINŢE ALE COMUNICĂRII VOL. IV (XXI), 2009 ISSN 1844 – 1351 (online) ISSN 1842 – 6638 (print) “FICTION” AND “MODEL” IN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE Iasmina PETROVICI West University of Timişoara It is a certainty that contemporary epistemology still brings into focus of heated debates concerning the specific nature of scientific discourse the role played by imaginary constructs. The Anglo-Saxon epistemology especially needs an update on the scientific imaginary model, therefore resorting to the tools of semantics, pragmatics or philosophical hermeneutics 1 . M. Black, Mary B. Hesse, Tarski, Searle, Davidson, Lakoff, Suppes, Toulmin, Redhead are just a few authors dealing with the epistemological issue of the consistency of imaginary constructs in the area of scientific discourse. The topic of the scientific imaginary has been approached from different angles. In the current course of the philosophy of science, the core theme is determined by several attempts to identify a universal criterion for delimiting the scientific imaginary which would, thus, ensure its legitimacy in the area of scientific discourse. Therefore, apart from some efforts in contemporary philosophy of science to regard the scientific discovery more like an aesthetic experience or to reunite the areas of scientific knowledge on the grounds of reasoning by analogy, emphasis tends to be focused on cognitive relevance of imaginary constructs, perceived as transdisciplinary mechanisms at the junction of different areas of discourse. 1 Related to this observation, see the paper by Newton Da Costa and Steven French, Science and Partial Truth: A Unitary Approach to Models and Scientific Reasoning, Oxford University Press, New York, 2003
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