Titlebook: Change and Progress in Modern Science; Papers related to an Joseph C. Pitt Book 1985 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1985

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Some Pragmatic Aspects of the Methodology of Johann Heinrich Lambertglish has concentrated not so much on Lambert’s philosophy itself as on the extent of his influence on Kant. Certainly, this is no illegitimate concern. But by this focusing of interest on this single aspect much of Lambert’s enormous oeuvre. has been neglected.

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Genetic Epistemology in the Context of Evolutionary Epistemology all Baldwin’s. I would have liked to add to the above list of names a few German ones such as Wundt, Simmel, Sigwert and British ones such as Hobhouse. These additions would have made the picture more complete and more complex. In fact, too complex a picture for the present, hence, my more limited scope.

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In Praise of Cumulative Progress He maintained that a form of knowledge is only on the “secure path of a science” when, amongst other things, the various thinkers add their result to those of previous thinkers and are not obliged, each time, to begin right from the beginning, as happens in metaphysics (see Kant 1787, B VII).

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