Titlebook: Experience, Reality, and Scientific Explanation; Workshop in Honour o Maria Carla Galavotti,Alessandro Pagnini Book 1999 Springer Science+B

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The Great Illusion: Ignorance, Informational Cascades, and the Persistence of Unpopular Norms,ries to circumvent, such as the invisible norms ofreciprocity that hold among the Iks studied by Turnbull, are all examples of unpopular and inefficient norms that often persist in spite of their being disliked as well as being obviously inefficient from a social or economic viewpoint. The world of

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Wrongful Life: Logico-Empiricist Philosophy of Biology, prevent it from becoming a healthy subdiscipline of the philosophy of science. Right from its birth logico-empiricist philosophy of biology was a defective child and it has remained so until the late sixties when antipositivistic tort-for-wrongful-life thinking together with other developments set

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Comments,nd effect on twentieth-century scientific philosophy in general, and on philosophy of science in particular. Robert Butts’s essay contains a great deal of enlightening information on this topic, but it is, so to speak, a view from east of the Mississippi River.. Since my entry into philosophy . occu

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Estev?o Rafael Fernandes,Barbara M. ArisiAt the close of our workshop, I offered the following remarks, which I feel it appropriate to repeat:

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Multi-Dimensional Gaussian Distributions,n devoted to the explication of this concept. As a result of these efforts, several measures of confirmation — or . — have been introduced. Here, we will deal with the Bayesian analysis of confirmation and, more specifically, with the definition of appropriate Bayesian c-measures.

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Community, History and Transformation, prevent it from becoming a healthy subdiscipline of the philosophy of science. Right from its birth logico-empiricist philosophy of biology was a defective child and it has remained so until the late sixties when antipositivistic tort-for-wrongful-life thinking together with other developments set a new philosophical stage for biology.