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Authors:
GORHAM G
Citation: G. Gorham, SIMILARITY AS AN INTERTHEORY RELATION, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 220-229
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SARGENT P
Citation: P. Sargent, ON THE USE OF VISUALIZATIONS IN THE PRACTICE OF SCIENCE, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 230-238
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GUARINI M
Citation: M. Guarini, TENSOR-PRODUCTS AND SPLIT-LEVEL ARCHITECTURE - FOUNDATIONAL ISSUES INTHE CLASSICISM-CONNECTIONISM DEBATE, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 239-247
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STALEY KW
Citation: Kw. Staley, NOVELTY, SEVERITY, AND HISTORY IN THE TESTING OF HYPOTHESES - THE CASE OF THE TOP-QUARK, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 248-255
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VINEBERG S
Citation: S. Vineberg, CONFIRMATION AND THE INDISPENSABILITY OF MATHEMATICS TO SCIENCE, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 256-263
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BANDYOPADHAYAY PS
BOIK RJ
BASU P
Citation: Ps. Bandyopadhayay et al., THE CURVE-FITTING PROBLEM - A BAYESIAN-APPROACH, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 264-272
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BARRETT JA
Citation: Ja. Barrett, ORACLES, AESTHETICS, AND BAYESIAN CONSENSUS, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 273-280
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KADANE JB
SCHERVISH MJ
SEIDENFELD T
Citation: Jb. Kadane et al., WHEN SEVERAL BAYESIANS AGREE THAT THERE WILL BE NO REASONING TO A FORGONE CONCLUSION, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 281-289
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DOUVEN I
Citation: I. Douven, A PARADOX FOR EMPIRICISM (), Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 290-297
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KUKLA A
Citation: A. Kukla, ANTIREALIST EXPLANATIONS OF THE SUCCESS OF SCIENCE, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 298-305
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PSILLOS S
Citation: S. Psillos, SCIENTIFIC REALISM AND THE PESSIMISTIC INDUCTION, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 306-314
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BRADIE M
Citation: M. Bradie, ONTIC REALISM AND SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 315-321
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DICKSON M
Citation: M. Dickson, LOGICAL-FOUNDATIONS FOR MODAL INTERPRETATIONS OF QUANTUM-MECHANICS, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 322-329
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HEMMO M
Citation: M. Hemmo, POSSIBLE WORLDS IN THE MODAL INTERPRETATION, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 330-337
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RUETSCHE L
Citation: L. Ruetsche, VAN-FRAASSEN ON PREPARATION AND MEASUREMENT, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 338-346
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BRANDON RN
CARSON S
Citation: Rn. Brandon et S. Carson, THE INDETERMINISTIC CHARACTER OF EVOLUTIONARY-THEORY - NO NO HIDDEN-VARIABLES PROOF BUT NO ROOM FOR DETERMINISM EITHER, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 315-337
Authors:
DWYER S
PIETROSKI PM
Citation: S. Dwyer et Pm. Pietroski, BELIEVING IN LANGUAGE, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 338-373
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KARAKOSTAS V
Citation: V. Karakostas, ON THE BRUSSELS SCHOOLS ARROW OF TIME IN QUANTUM-THEORY, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 374-400
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BARNES E
Citation: E. Barnes, DISCUSSION - THOUGHTS ON MAHERS PREDICTIVISM, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 401-410
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WEBER M
Citation: M. Weber, FITNESS MADE PHYSICAL - THE SUPERVENIENCE OF BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS REVISITED, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 411-431
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FALES E
Citation: E. Fales, PLANTINGAS CASE AGAINST NATURALISTIC EPISTEMOLOGY, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 432-451
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ROSENBERG A
Citation: A. Rosenberg, THE PHILOSOPHY OF BIOLOGY - SOBER,E, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 452-464
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SOBER E
Citation: E. Sober, SOME COMMENTS ON ROSENBERGS REVIEW, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 465-469
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CALLENDER C
WEINGARD R
Citation: C. Callender et R. Weingard, TIME, BOHMS THEORY, AND QUANTUM COSMOLOGY, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 470-474
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DELTETE RJ
Citation: Rj. Deltete, READING THE BOOK OF NATURE - KOSSO,P, Philosophy of science, 63(3), 1996, pp. 475-476