/NatPhil/ reading list

>>9200298
Don't bother

I dunno, Presocratic metaphysics,
early modern mechanistic natural philosophy (Koyre's Closed World?),
enlightenment mechanistic metaphysics, Leibniz's metaphysics,
Newton's philosophy,
Newton's philosophical milieu when natural philosophical speculation was still completely mixed with taken-for-granted naturalism like we have in science today,
Goethe's Naturphilosophie and morphological science,
Schelling's Naturphilosophie,
the non-logic-obsessed neo-Kantians / "Back to Kant!" guys like Helmholtz
19th century science in general, that sort of 1850-1910 era of trying to figure out what the fuck are even the foundations of science, whether we should be thinking in terms of mechanics or determisms, whether law-like structures exist objectively

Some Marburg neo-Kantian philosophy of science, but they're mostly into logic
Cassirer's Substance & Function maybe?
Cassirer's bio of Einstein?

Bergson vs. Einstein

Process philosophy?

Hempel, Popper, covering-law model, colligatory concepts, Kuhn Feyerabend Lakatos, N.R. Hanson, G. Holton

Latour, Canguilhem, Bachelard, Foucault

Ian Hacking

Deleuze's metaphysics?