Inference, explanation, and other frustrations : essays in the philosophy of science

John Earman

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Thoroughly modern Meno, Clark Glymour and Kevin Kelly the concept of induction in the light of the interrogative approach to inquiry, Jaakko Hintikka Aristotelian natures and modern experimental method, Nancy Cartwright genetic influence - a reconsideration of David Hume's empiricism, Barbara O. Massey and Gerald J. Massey philosophy and the exact sciences - logical positivism as a case study, Michael Friedman language and interpretation - philosophical reflections and empirical inquiry, Noam Chomsky constructivism, realism, and philosophical method, Richard Boyd do we need a hierarchical model of science?, Diderik Batens theories of theories - a view from cognitive science, Richard E. Grandy procedural syntax for theory elements, Joseph D. Sneed why functionalism didn't work, Hilary Putnam physicalism, Hartry Field.

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