Preface | p. vii |
Introduction | p. ix |
Preliminary Explorations: What, Why, How? | p. 1 |
Remarks About the Program for a Formalized Epistemology | p. 3 |
Formalized Epistemology in a Philosophical Perspective | p. 9 |
Formalized Epistemology, Logic, and Grammar | p. 21 |
Epistemic Operations and Formalized Epistemology: Contribution to the Study of the Role of Epistemic Operations in Scientific Theories | p. 37 |
Mathematical Physics and Formalized Epistemology: Debate with Jean Petitot | p. 73 |
On the Possibility of a Formalized Epistemology | p. 103 |
Constructive Contributions | p. 107 |
Quantum Mechanics Versus a Method of Relativized Conceptualization | p. 109 |
Mathematical and Formalized Epistemologies | p. 309 |
Ago-Antagonistic Systems | p. 325 |
Further Explorations | p. 349 |
Complexity of the "Basic Unit" of Language: Some Parallels in Physics and Biology | p. 351 |
About the Emergence of Invariances in Physics: from "Substantial" Conservation to Formal Invariance | p. 369 |
Form and Actuality | p. 389 |
To Suspended Informal Time | p. 431 |
The Constructed Objectivity of the Mathematics and the Cognitive Subject | p. 433 |
On Complexity | p. 463 |
Biographical Notes | p. 487 |
Author and Subject Index | p. 491 |
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