The Science and Art of Simulation I

Edited by Michael M. Resch (), Andreas Kaminski () and Petra Gehring ()

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Date: 2017
ISBN: 978-3-319-55762-5
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction

Michael M. Resch, Andreas Kaminski and Petra Gehring

Doing Research on Simulation Sciences? Questioning Methodologies and Disciplinarities

Petra Gehring

On the Missing Coherent Theory of Simulation

Michael M. Resch

The Art of Staging Simulations: Mise-en-scène, Social Impact, and Simulation Literacy

Bruno Gransche

Myths of Simulation

Björn Schembera

Understanding Social Science Simulations: Distinguishing Two Categories of Simulations

Nicole J. Saam

Seven Problems with Massive Simulation Models for Policy Decision-Making

Till Grüne-Yanoff

Between Knowledge and Action: Conceptualizing Scientific Simulation and Policy-Making

Dirk Scheer

Outlines of a Pragmatic Theory of Truth and Error in Computer Simulation

Christoph Hubig and Andreas Kaminski

The Demon’s Fallacy: Simulation Modeling and a New Style of Reasoning

Johannes Lenhard

Advancing Knowledge Through Computer Simulations? A Socratic Exercise

Claus Beisbart

Varieties of Simulations: From the Analogue to the Digital

Juan M. Durán

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-55762-5

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