Relativized A Priori in “Principles of Mechanics” by G. Herz
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https://doi.org/10.47850/RL.2024.5.2.102-109Keywords:
a priori, relativized a priori, philosophical foundations of natural scienceAbstract
The paper presents arguments in favor of the statement about the significant influence of Kant’s philosophy on the project of a new representation of mechanics by G. Hertz. An argument is presented in favor of the statement that the identified elements can be considered within the framework of M. Friedman’s concept of dynamic a priori knowledge and perform the same thing as dynamic a priori in Hertz’s representation of mechanics.
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