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Considers problems of mathematical ontology, truth, and the applicability of mathematics to the natural world.

Investigates the formal principles underlying reasoning, especially in scientific contexts.

Discusses the philosophical implications of technology and its relationship with humanity and knowledge.

Examines foundational concepts in biology like natural selection, genetic inheritance, and speciation.

Focus on the nature of scientific knowledge, justification, rationality, and theory choice.

Addresses questions about consciousness, mental properties and states, and the mind-body problem within scientific discussions.

Focuses on the role of language in scientific theory formation, explanation, and interpretation.

Explores issues at the intersection of philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, and computation.

Addresses ethical, metaphysical, and epistemological issues related to environmental studies and ecology.

Explores the philosophical questions arising from the theories and concepts of physics.

Investigates philosophical issues related to chemical composition, properties, and reactions.

Investigates the assumptions, methods, and implications of the social sciences.

Exploration of the ontological commitments of scientific theories, such as the reality of unobservable entities.

Concerns itself with the moral implications and responsibilities inherent in scientific practice and applications.