Probability: A Philosophical Introduction

D. H. Mellor

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Preface Introduction 1. Kinds of Probability 2. Classical Probabilities 3. Frequencies 4. Possibilities and Propensities 5. Credence 6. Evidence 7. Bayes' Theorem 8. Bayesianism: Pros and Cons 9. The Law of Large Numbers References Index

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