Titlebook: Constructive Empiricism; Epistemology and the Paul Dicken Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 epi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75951-5the thought goes — this fact would simply be . if it was not the case that our current scientific theories provide us with more or less accurate descriptions of the way the world is. Whatever else one may think about it, science .; therefore we should believe that it is true.

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Arguments Concerning Constructive Empiricism,the thought goes — this fact would simply be . if it was not the case that our current scientific theories provide us with more or less accurate descriptions of the way the world is. Whatever else one may think about it, science .; therefore we should believe that it is true.

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Epistemic Voluntarism: Rationality, Inference and Empiricism,dit constructive empiricism on the grounds that we have good reasons to believe that our contemporary scientific theories tell us a great deal beyond the empirically adequate simply fails to engage with the position.

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,Conclusion: What Is This Thing Called ‘Constructive Empiricism’?,est sense of contemporary scientific practice, one must assume that our scientific theories offer literally true depictions of the unobservable reaches of reality. Yet the precise nature of this opposition has been frequently misunderstood. For while it is generally recognised that constructive empi

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