Claude Debru
Biographic Data
| ID | 2104136 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claude Debru |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claude |
| FAMILY NAME | Debru |
| SIGNATURE | DEBRU C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
European academies and the Great War: An inter-academy initiative, 2014–2021
Varieties of Interactions between Philosophy and Molecular Biology in France, 1960–1980. On Onur Erdur's Die epistemologischen Jahre
La rationalité scientifique aujourd'hui
Anticipation et Prédiction: Du geste au voyage mental
What are the constraints and the psychological and neurobiological mechanisms that act on the human capacity to anticipate events and actions? How do human beings project themselves into the future? What logic governs the implementation of this capacity? And under what conditions can such a capacity be artificially mimicked? How does psychopathology contribute to the understanding of these mechanisms, which are located at the confluence of brain …
Une nouvelle connaissance du vivant: François Jacob, André Lwoff et Jacques Monod
La publication presque simultanée de L’Ordre biologique d’André Lwoff (1969), de La Logique du vivant de François Jacob (1970), du Hasard et la nécessité de Jacques Monod (1970) et les débats qui s’ensuivirent, ont constitué un moment fort de la vie intellectuelle française. Comme il serait difficile aujourd’hui d’imaginer des échanges analogues, réunissant philosophes et scientifiques autour de questions aussi fondamentales que la nature de l’ob…
Sobre lo verdadero, lo bello y el bien: Un nuevo enfoque neuronal
Über Georges Canguilhems Was heißt eine wissenschaftliche Ideologie? und über deutsch‐französische Beiträge zum Thema Wissenschaft und Ideologie aus den letzten vierzig Jahren
On Georges Canguilhem's What does a Scientific Ideology mean? and on French‐German Contributions on Science and Ideology in the Last Fourty Years. This paper is based on Canguilhem's text on the concept of scientific ideology, which he introduced in 1969. We describe Canguilhem's attempts at designing a methodological framework for the history of science including the status of kinds of knowledge related to science, like scientific ideologies pre…
History of science and technology in education and training in europe
On 25–26 June 1998, 180 participants from 26 European countries met in Strasbourg for a conference on ‘The History of Science and Technology in Education and Training in Europe’. The conference was organized by the University Louis Pasteur on behalf of the ALLEA (All European Academies) network, within the framework of the European Science and Technology Forum (DG XII, European Commission), and in collaboration with the Division of History of Sci…
Helmholtz and the Psychophysiology of Time
ArgumentAfter having measured the velocity of the nervous impulse in the 1850s, Helmholtz began doing research on the temporal dimensions of visual perception. Experiments dealing with the velocity of propagation in nerves (as well as with aspects of perception) were carried out occasionally for some fifteen years until their final publication in 1871. Although the temporal dimension of perception seems to have interested Helmholtz less than prob…
On the usefulness of the history of science for scientific education
My purpose in this, the Claude Bernard Lecture, is to convince myself as well as my audience of something that is very difficult to demonstrate, the relevance of history in a culture of innovation. This is a puzzling and challenging point. Contemporary scientific culture is based on the cult of the newer and the unexpected, which are rightly considered to be better and more promising. In what way may the knowledge of the scientific past contribut…
Book Note: Essays in the History of the Physiological Sciences
Bulletin of the History of Medicine - Volume 71, Number 1, Spring 1997
Helmholtz and the Psychophysiology of Time
ArgumentAfter having measured the velocity of the nervous impulse in the 1850s, Helmholtz began doing research on the temporal dimensions of visual perception. Experiments dealing with the velocity of propagation in nerves (as well as with aspects of perception) were carried out occasionally for some fifteen years until their final publication in 1871. Although the temporal dimension of perception seems to have interested Helmholtz less than prob…
On the usefulness of the history of science for scientific education
My purpose in this, the Claude Bernard Lecture, is to convince myself as well as my audience of something that is very difficult to demonstrate, the relevance of history in a culture of innovation. This is a puzzling and challenging point. Contemporary scientific culture is based on the cult of the newer and the unexpected, which are rightly considered to be better and more promising. In what way may the knowledge of the scientific past contribut…
Book Note: Essays in the History of the Physiological Sciences
Bulletin of the History of Medicine - Volume 71, Number 1, Spring 1997
History of science and technology in education and training in europe
On 25–26 June 1998, 180 participants from 26 European countries met in Strasbourg for a conference on ‘The History of Science and Technology in Education and Training in Europe’. The conference was organized by the University Louis Pasteur on behalf of the ALLEA (All European Academies) network, within the framework of the European Science and Technology Forum (DG XII, European Commission), and in collaboration with the Division of History of Sci…
Helmholtz and the Psychophysiology of Time
ArgumentAfter having measured the velocity of the nervous impulse in the 1850s, Helmholtz began doing research on the temporal dimensions of visual perception. Experiments dealing with the velocity of propagation in nerves (as well as with aspects of perception) were carried out occasionally for some fifteen years until their final publication in 1871. Although the temporal dimension of perception seems to have interested Helmholtz less than prob…
Sobre lo verdadero, lo bello y el bien: Un nuevo enfoque neuronal
Über Georges Canguilhems Was heißt eine wissenschaftliche Ideologie? und über deutsch‐französische Beiträge zum Thema Wissenschaft und Ideologie aus den letzten vierzig Jahren
On Georges Canguilhem's What does a Scientific Ideology mean? and on French‐German Contributions on Science and Ideology in the Last Fourty Years. This paper is based on Canguilhem's text on the concept of scientific ideology, which he introduced in 1969. We describe Canguilhem's attempts at designing a methodological framework for the history of science including the status of kinds of knowledge related to science, like scientific ideologies pre…
Une nouvelle connaissance du vivant: François Jacob, André Lwoff et Jacques Monod
La publication presque simultanée de L’Ordre biologique d’André Lwoff (1969), de La Logique du vivant de François Jacob (1970), du Hasard et la nécessité de Jacques Monod (1970) et les débats qui s’ensuivirent, ont constitué un moment fort de la vie intellectuelle française. Comme il serait difficile aujourd’hui d’imaginer des échanges analogues, réunissant philosophes et scientifiques autour de questions aussi fondamentales que la nature de l’ob…
Anticipation et Prédiction: Du geste au voyage mental
What are the constraints and the psychological and neurobiological mechanisms that act on the human capacity to anticipate events and actions? How do human beings project themselves into the future? What logic governs the implementation of this capacity? And under what conditions can such a capacity be artificially mimicked? How does psychopathology contribute to the understanding of these mechanisms, which are located at the confluence of brain …
La rationalité scientifique aujourd'hui
Varieties of Interactions between Philosophy and Molecular Biology in France, 1960–1980. On Onur Erdur's Die epistemologischen Jahre
European academies and the Great War: An inter-academy initiative, 2014–2021
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