Construmentalism

Win Galbraith, Ph.D., PhD in Philosophy, History and Philosophy of Science, and Theology, University of Pittsburgh; M.A. Theology, Western Seminary in Holland, Mich.; B.S. philosophy and physics, MIT. Formerly interim department chair, University of Pittsburgh, regional campus, Philosophy, History and Philosophy of Science, and Religious Studies.

David Hume pointed out that if the various sciences are drawing universal conclusions from particular premises they are using invalid logic. Kant asked “How is science possible?” Perhaps we should modify that question to “What is it that science is doing?” Since past theories have all proved false, should we conclude that the current crop of theories will also prove false? Or are we making progress? What implications, if any, can we draw from Thomas Kuhn’s work? Here are the answers.

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