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Reflections on the Practice of Physics
James Clerk Maxwell's Methodological Odyssey in Electromagnetism
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Reflections on the Practice of Physics
James Clerk Maxwell's Methodological Odyssey in Electromagnetism
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This monograph examines James Clerk Maxwell's contributions to electromagnetism to gain insight into the practice of science by focusing on scientific methodology as applied by scientists. First and foremost, this study is concerned with practices that are reflected in scientific texts and the ways scientists frame their research. The book is therefore about means and not ends.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Maxwellâs choice: Faraday vs. Ampère
- 3. Thomson, Stokes, Rankine, and Thomson and Tait
- 4. Station 1 (1856â1858): on Faradayâs lines of force
- 5. Station 2 (1861â1862): on physical lines of force
- 6. Station 3 (1865): A dynamical theory of the electromagnetic field
- 7. Station 4 (1873): A treatise on electricity and magnetism
- 8. Philosophical reflections on Maxwellâs methodological odyssey
- References
- Index