Readings in the Philosophy of Science: From Positivism to Postmodernism

Theodore W. Schick

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Philosophy, Science, and History Philosophy and History of Science Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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This anthology traces the development of thinking in the philosophy of science from logical positivism to the present. Subsequent articles often clarify or critique preceding ones. As a result, students get a sense of how philosophical theories develop in response to one another.

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