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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91788-7pretation of interpretations, it attempts to demonstrate their theoretical conditions and the tendencies which they impose on subsequent and corresponding undertakings. The historian of the theory of the natural sciences, more particularly, as (to use the Platonic expression) ‘the third from the tru

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Die ,sche Algebra. Anwendungen,lem of ‘type’ in biology. Curiously enough old typological approaches and beliefs are still alive and sometimes fiercely defended by several ‘stamp collector’ taxonomists and many Central and East European physical anthropologists. According to G. G. Simpson (1961),

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Die ,sche Algebra. Anwendungen,ools is due to the insufficiency of some of them, to the dissatisfaction over others and to the specific nature of the problem which is involved in the very process of the production of the means of its own investigation. That is, the specific features of the various sciences require specific questi

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Knowledge and Belief in Plato’s , false as well as true belief but not false as well as true knowledge. In that dialogue Plato used the distinction to draw the boundaries between rhetoric, whose main aim and use at the hands of Gorgias and his pupils was to gain power by inducing belief, and . or . whose main aim and use at the han