THREE CENTURIES OF CHEMISTRY
CONTENTS I CHEMISTRY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHEMISTRY 1 “INTRODUCTION: THE INVISIBILITY OF CHEMISTRY” 2 “THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHEMISTRY: FROM INFANCY TOWARD MATURITY” II CHEMISTRY AND THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 3 “ARISTOTLE’S THEORY OF CHEMICAL REACTION AND CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES” 4 “KANT’S LEGACY FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHEMISTRY” III CHEMISTRY AND CURRENT PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 5 “THE CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE OF THE SCIENCES: REEMERGENCE OF THE HUMAN DIMENSION” 6 “NORMATIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND THE ROLE OF CHEMISTRY” 7 “HOW CLASSICAL MODELS OF EXPLANATION FAIL TO COPE WITH CHEMISTRY—THE CASE OF MOLECULAR MODELING” 8 “PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN SCIENCE” IV CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS 9 “IS THERE DOWNWARD CAUSATION IN CHEMISTRY?” 10 “PHYSICS IN THE CRUCIBLE OF CHEMISTRY: ONTOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES AND EPISTEMOLOGICAL BLUEPRINTS” V CHEMICAL THEORY AND FOUNDATIONAL QUESTIONS 11 “SOME PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF CHEMICAL SYMMETRY” 12 “THE PERIODIC SYSTEMS OF MOLECULES: PRESUPPOSITIONS, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS” 13 “A NEW PARADIGM FOR SCHR¨ODINGER AND KOHN” VI CHEMISTRY AND ITS TOOLS OF REPRESENTATION 14 “VIRTUAL TOOLS: THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES OF COMPUTER-AIDED CHEMICAL PROCESS DESIGN” 15 “SPACE IN MOLECULAR REPRESENTATION; OR HOW PICTURES REPRESENT OBJECTS” 16 “VISUALIZING INSTRUMENTAL TECHNIQUES OF SURFACE CHEMISTRY” DANIEL ROTHBART AND JOHN SCHREIFELS VII CHEMISTRY AND ONTOLOGY 17 “ARE CHEMICAL KINDS NATURAL KINDS?” 18 “WATER IS NOT H2O” 19 “FROM METAPHYSICS TO METACHEMISTRY”