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had their limitations. In a subsequent paper on bacteriological research presented at the International Medical Congress in Berlin (see Koch, 1890) he stated that while the bacteria of anthrax, tuberculosis, tetanus, and many animal diseases fully fulfilled his postulates, many others did not. These

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Stanley A. Schwartztations of the original Henle—Koch postulates. Dr. Thomas Rivers (Figure 3.1), the distinguished American virologist, discussed these issues in his presidential address before the American Society of Immunology in 1937 (Rivers, 1937). Dr. Rivers had headed the virology research program at the Rockef

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Alan Winkelstein,P. Susan Jordanfor realism about theoretical entities, for example electrons, protons, photons, possibly space-time points, perhaps the ‘Y’-wave of Schr?dinger’s equation and so on. Quine has also plausibly argued that we should believe in mathematical entities, since in physics we quantify over them no less than

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