| Sumario: | This book explores the critical role of metaphors within the context of scientific reasoning and philosophy. It delves into how metaphors shape epistemic frameworks and influence scientific discourse. The author examines historical and contemporary perspectives on the use of metaphors in science, highlighting their cognitive and epistemic functions rather than merely aesthetic or didactic roles. The text critiques traditional views that dismiss metaphors as peripheral to scientific understanding, arguing for their integral role in shaping scientific thought. Aimed at philosophers, scientists, and academics, the book seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of metaphors as fundamental tools in the development of scientific knowledge.
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