The ozone layer: a philosophy of science perspective

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Philosophy and History of Science Atmospheric Ozone and Climate Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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1. Introduction Part I. History of the Understanding of Stratospheric Ozone: 2. Stratospheric ozone before 1960 3. Chlorinated fluorocarbons 4. The supersonic transport (SST) debate 5. Molina and Rowland: chlorine enters the story 6. Too much of a good thing? Crucial data backlog in the Antarctic ozone hole discovery 7. Antarctic ozone hole - theories and investigations 8. Completing the picture: from AAOE to 1994 Part II. Philosophical Issues Arising from the History: 9. Prediction in science 10. The crucial experiment 11. Positive and negative evidence in theory selection 12. Branches and sub-branches of science: problems at disciplinary boundaries 13. Scientific evidence and powerful computers: new problems for philosophers of science? 14. The scientific consensus.

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