Essays in the history and philosophy of science

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This volume assembles twelve texts published between 1892 and 1915...The editors allow one to see the genesis of the ideas of Duhem, philosopher and historian, of the variety of his styles, and sometimes also the limits of his work...A useful index, probably unique in the field of Duhemian studies, completes the book...The English-language public may be assured an exemplary translation and a reliable critical apparatus. -- Jean Gayon, Revue d'Histoire des Sciences

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