Titlebook: Empiricism and Darwin’s Science; Fred Wilson Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 composition.evolution.knowledge.mode

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Infra-red Imaging and Cross-processing,ished in the . series which had been founded by Otto Neurath to stand as a monument to positivism. It is certainly true that Kuhn’s picture of scientific research does not fit the probabilistic picture that Carnap defended. But in fact Carnap’s programme was supported only by the narrow group of pos

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-5220-7cial sort called a “composition law”.. The idea of the composition law is the second crucial idea in what we called the first step of theoretical unification, that of uniting all process laws in a given area into a single theory. We may call this idea that of ..

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Industrial Aspects of Polymer Stabilization,have already, at various points, attended to various aspects of Darwin’s marshalling of evidence, without, however, trying explicitly to describe in the abstract terms of the philosopher of science or methodologist the inference patterns involved. The issues of what these patterns are and the extent