Titlebook: Reduction in Science; Structure, Examples, Wolfgang Balzer,David A. Pearce,Heinz-Jürgen Schmi Book 1984 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordr

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Othman Q. Malhasrticularly where they are mature and intelligent enough to do so. This has not always been the case for at one time a child’s wishes were largely ignored, as parents, particularly fathers, had more or less absolute rights over their children. In . [1883] 24 Ch D 317, for example, the father had take

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Pekka J. Lahtiring, nagging, making nuisance telephone calls, and intimidation. Sometimes the violence is extremely severe and results in a criminal conviction. In . v. . (1988) Cr App R 339, [1988] 1 FLR 447, for example, the appellant forced his wife to have oral sex and sexual intercourse by threatening her wi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6454-9Germany; invariance; philosophy of science; reduction; science; scientific practice

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Restriction and Embedding,We maintain that complicated relations between physical theories (“PT” s for short) can be built up from two basic relations, namely . and .. In this paper we shall describe these two relations more precisely and indicate how they may be applied to analyze complex situations.

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978-94-009-6456-3D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1984