Philosophy can have a significant and productive impact on science by clarifying scientific concepts, assessing scientific assumptions and methods, formulating new concepts and theories, and fostering dialogue between different sciences and society.

Opinion: Why science needs philosophy

Science and philosophy have reciprocal rudiments, and a critical global appraisal and rigorous review of their activities is essential for sustainable scientific production and equitable global growth.

AN ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY & THEIR UTILITY IN CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL POLITY CONCEPTUALIZATION OF TECHNOLOGY

Contemporary science-society contradictions present opportunities for cognitive inclusion and knowledge democracy, highlighting the need for participatory research approaches and ecology of knowledge.

Insights from the Contemporary Contradictions in Science–Society Relationship

Continental philosophy can help diagnose contemporary life sciences research by examining basic philosophemes and examining radical transformations in object and subject under the influence of automation, ICT, and big machines.

The oblique perspective: philosophical diagnostics of contemporary life sciences research

The philosophy of science offers a valuable perspective on understanding science and Western civilization, addressing key philosophical issues and addressing historical and sociological challenges.

Philosophy of Science: A Contemporary Introduction

Philosophy can improve scientific understanding by clarifying concepts, critiquing assumptions, formulating new concepts, and fostering dialogue between different sciences and society.

Why science needs philosophy

The sociocultural analysis of science is crucial for understanding its social functions and identifying its social qualities, which are influenced by socio-cultural factors.

SOCIOCULTURAL ANALYSIS IN CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

Philosophers of science should engage with scientists and users of science to gain a better understanding of conceptual issues and improve traditional philosophical frameworks.

Engagement for progress: applied philosophy of science in context

Modern philosophy must adapt to radical changes in science and society, integrating natural, technical, and sociohumanitarian fields to develop scientific knowledge and anticipate human and ecosocial consequences.

PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN MODERN WORLD

Using quantitative and qualitative methods can improve case-based research in the philosophy of contemporary sciences, generating potential hypotheses for further philosophical investigation.

Improving the quality of case-based research in the philosophy of contemporary sciences

This paper presents a framework for understanding risk concepts based on ontology and epistemology, providing insights for better understanding, describing, and communicating risks in risk science.

A framework for understanding risk based on the concepts of ontology and epistemology

The self is paradoxically both autonomous and interdependent, reflexively open, socially embedded, and interactively created, highlighting its dynamic, relational, and nonlinear nature in contemporary society.

Contextualising the self in contemporary social science

Philosophical practice, also known as philosophical counseling, involves using philosophical tools and insights for non-academic work, such as individual counseling, philoso­phy for children, community philosophy, and philosophy for business.

Philosophical Practice in the Contemporary World

This paper highlights the link between ontological/epistemological assumptions and methodological choices in social science, highlighting unique contributions of interpretive and critical approaches.

A philosophical discussion of qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research in social science

Pre-service primary teachers developed teaching artifacts focusing on scientific content and ethical aspects of contemporary socioscientific issues, using risk-benefit and ethical analysis as dominant teaching practices.

Pre-Service Primary Teachers Develop Teaching Artifacts on Contemporary Socioscientific Issues

Philosophy and science both play complementary roles in society's development, with their contributions complementing each other and influencing the development of society.

THE SCIENTIFIC LEGACY AND THE ROLE OF PHILOSOPHY IN THE CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

The current crisis in science can be traced to a crisis of values, with the ideal level being the ultimate determinant of scientific activity, and human personality as the autonomous subject of moral judgment.

The Hierarchy of Values in the Contemporary Science

The interpretation of legal philosophy helps deep critical thinking about contemporary legal issues, identifies underlying values, and formulates better and fairer solutions.

Interpretation Of Legal Philosophy Of Contemporary Law

Active learning promotes student agency, faculty-student interactions may not be universally beneficial, and first-generation college students may not seek faculty help due to relationship valuing.

Current Insights

Science education must adapt to complex problems like climate change by incorporating diverse perspectives and competencies, as demonstrated by the successful integration of diverse perspectives in environmental research.

The Challenge of Contemporary Society on Science Education: The Case of Global Warming

How do we apply philosophical insights to contemporary issues in science and society?

These studies suggest that applying philosophical insights to contemporary issues in science and society involves clarifying concepts, critiquing assumptions, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, and integrating socio-cultural analysis to enhance scientific understanding and address global challenges.