The semantic conception of theories and scientific realism

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Frederick Suppe has come to enjoy a position of undisputed leadership in the post-positivistic philosophy of science. Students of the field will therefore welcome publication of the present account of his views. The fourteen chapters derive from papers published since 1971, but which have been subje

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