The phrase "a philosopher of science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who studies the foundations, methods, and implications of science, often engaging in discussions about scientific theories and practices.
Example: "Thomas Kuhn is widely regarded as a prominent philosopher of science, known for his work on the structure of scientific revolutions."
Alternatives: "a science philosopher" or "a scholar of science philosophy."
A philosopher of science interprets the "struggle" as a clash between metaphysical world pictures.
Tyler Curtain is a philosopher of science and an associate professor of English and comparative literature the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
"I think deep down inside he really isn't a friend of science," Michael Ruse, a philosopher of science at Florida State University, said of Mr. Plantinga.
But when others suggested Dr. Gould had been refuted, Philip Kitcher, a philosopher of science at Columbia University, rode to his defense.
Aristides Baltas, a philosopher of science who is currently serving as the minister of education, told me that time had become "dense".
Edouard Machery, a philosopher of science at the University of Pittsburgh by way of the Sorbonne, told subjects about a man named Joe who visits the local smoothie shop and asks for the largest drink available.
With regard to contemporary art, which is "difficult to perceive and interpret", Reber fleshed out his theory with the "psycho-historical framework" concept, conceived by Dr Nicolas Bullot, a philosopher of cognitive science at Australia's Macquarie University.
Sellars was a significant philosopher of science and a staunch defender of scientific realism.
A final reason for becoming interested in science autobiographies is that, for me as a continental philosopher of science, psychoanalysis is an important source of inspiration, a key component of my conceptual frame of reference.
Subsequently, local groups, helped by international visitors, have played a consistent role in the country, notably Gonzalo Munévar, a Colombian philosopher of science now based in the United States who visits regularly.
Despite taking his academic duties and responsibilities decreasingly seriously, and coming into conflict with his own university's administration as a result, Feyerabend had not yet fouled his substantial reputation as a serious philosopher of science.
