Is philosophy irrelevant to science?

Philosopher's Zone (ABC Radio National):0-0 (2009)
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Abstract

Scientists get on with the job – they do stuff with test tubes or with computers – but can philosophers help them? Do they need help and, if so, do they think they need help? This week, we examine what philosophers of science talk about and what effect it might have on what scientists actually do.

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James Franklin
University of New South Wales

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