Titlebook: Methodology, Epistemology, and Philosophy of Science; Essays in Honour of Carl G. Hempel,Hilary Putnam,Wilhelm K. Essler Book 1983 Springe

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Theory and Measurement,ilosophy itself, and different points of view have opposed each other since the old days. No party in this everlasting discussion has been able to convince the others, the only progress has consisted in adjustments of the respective ideas to recent developments of science.

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,Situation Semantics and the “Slingshot” Argument, and John Perry. The full presentation of this new approach to semantics is still to come, in two volumes, . and ., the first of which will be published by Bradford Books in 1983. However, some glimpses of the new approach have been released in articles and informal publications..

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Notes on the Well-Made World,ring it, and that not all descriptions or pictures are right, how can I talk of worldmaking, find facts fluid, acknowledge conflicting truths, and suggest that the distinction between world and version is elusive? In this paper, I want to review and clarify some themes of ., discuss some common objections to it, and reaffirm some of its paradoxes.

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,Moralbegründung Ohne Metaphysik,al imperatives, addressed to each member of the society in question. The main presuppositions of this conception of morality are analysed and the implications of it for the relations between morality on the one hand and such things as prudence, sanctions, and equality on the other are examined.

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Overview: 978-90-481-8389-0978-94-015-7676-5

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7676-5David Hume; Ludwig Wittgenstein; Proposition; epistemology; knowledge; object; philosophy of science; proba

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