Stephanie Ruphy, Ph.D.

Philosophy of Biology

Philip Kitcher	grad student	2004	Columbia
(Philosophical implications of the unity/disunity of science debate.)

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Bedessem B, Ruphy S. (2019) Scientific autonomy and the unpredictability of scientific inquiry: The unexpected might not be where you would expect. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science. 73: 1-7
Ruphy S. (2011) From hacking's plurality of styles of scientific reasoning to "foliated" pluralism: A philosophically robust form of ontologico-methodological pluralism Philosophy of Science. 78: 1212-1222
Ruphy S. (2010) Are stellar kinds natural kinds? A challenging newcomer in the monism/pluralism and realism/antirealism debates Philosophy of Science. 77: 1109-1120
Ruphy S. (2005) Why metaphysical abstinence should prevail in the debate on reductionism International Studies in the Philosophy of Science. 19: 105-121