英文摘要 |
Yin Hai-Kuang is the 'Father' of Taiwan's Philosophy of Science. He is a model-figure who struggled for democracy and freedom against KMT's authoritarian ruling within 1950~1960. He inherited the counter-traditional temperament of Five-Four Movement and wrote a great many of works on political comments, liberalist philosophy of politics, and debates on Chinese culture. Those facts make his counter-traditional propensity but not other academic aspects obtain special attentions. Most of his evaluators or researchers have ignored or neglected his philosophy of science. The purpose of this paper is to compensate the deficiency. Yin's academic works can be divided into three major parts: 1) logic and philosophy of science, 2) liberalism and philosophy of politics, 3) comments on Chinese culture and thought. The latter two are virtually based on the former. We cannot, therefore, make the best study and evaluation on Yin's total thought and historical status without a deep understanding on his logic and philosophy of science. Yet Yin hadn't been aware of 'philosophy of science' as a new sub-discipline of philosophy. So the major content of this paper consists of a reconstruction, and followed by an analysis and an assessment, of Yin's philosophy of science. |