Varieties of realism: a rationale for the natural sciences

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Provocative and controversial ...introduces a form of scientific realism that promises to do justice to the actual history and practice of science while avoiding the sterile and basically absurd, logic-chopping of traditional philosophy.' Times Literary Supplement

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