The subject and structure of modern philosophy of science
The subject of modern philosophy of science is the essence, structure, methods and laws of development of real science. It is larger than the subject of traditional or classical philosophy of science, which was confined by researching the science only in respect of studying its cognitive peculiarities. Accordingly the structure of modern philosophy of science also considerably larger than the structure of classical philosophy of science (epistemology). The structure of modern philosophy of science has the following parts: ontology of science, epistemology, sociology of science, culturology of science, praxeology of science, axiology of science, and anthropology of science. Only the synthesis of all above aspects allows creating enough complete and adequate general model of modern science.