Alan R. Baker , Assistant Professor (Philosophy)
Book ChapterBaker, A. 2004. Simplicity. In Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy, edited by E.N. Zalta. Find this resource Baker, A. 2003. The New science of complexity. In History and Philosophy of Science, edited by H. Lauer, 373-382: Hope Publications. Find this resource JournalBaker, A. 2008. Complexity unfavoured. Analysis 68 (297): 85-88. Find this resource Baker, A. 2008. Experimental mathematics. Erkenntnis 68 (3): 331-344. Find this resource Baker, A. 2007. Drinking discretely: Parsons's old peculiar. Analysis 67 (4): 318-321. Find this resource Baker, A. 2007. Occam's Razor in science: A case study from biogeography. Biology and Philosophy 22 (2): 193-215. Find this resource Baker, A. 2005. Are there genuine mathematical explanations of physical phenomena?. Mind 114 (454): 223-238. Find this resource Baker, A. 2005. Malebranche's occasionalism: A strategic reinterpretation. American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 79 (2): 251-272. Find this resource Baker, A. 2004. Malebranche on laws of nature and God's general volitions. Logical Analysis and the History of Philosophy 7: 121-133. Find this resource Baker, A. 2004. Maximizing principles in mathematical methodology. Logique et Analyse 45 (179-180): 269-281. Find this resource Baker, A. 2003. Does the existence of mathematical objects make a difference?. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 81 (2): 246-264. Find this resource Baker, A. 2003. Quantitative parsimony and explanatory power. British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 54 (2): 245-259. Find this resource Baker, A. 2003. The Indispensability argument and multiple foundations for mathematics. Philosophical Quarterly 53 (210): 49-67. Find this resource |