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BLACK R
Citation: R. Black, CHANCE, CREDENCE, AND THE PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 371-385
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CASTELL P
Citation: P. Castell, A CONSISTENT RESTRICTION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF INDIFFERENCE, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 387-395
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GENDLER TS
Citation: Ts. Gendler, GALILEO AND THE INDISPENSABILITY OF SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT EXPERIMENT, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 397-424
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HELLMAN G
Citation: G. Hellman, MATHEMATICAL CONSTRUCTIVISM IN SPACETIME, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 425-450
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HOEFER C
Citation: C. Hoefer, ABSOLUTE VERSUS RELATIONAL SPACETIME - FOR BETTER OR WORSE, THE DEBATE GOES ON, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 451-467
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SOBER E
Citation: E. Sober, BLACK-BOX INFERENCE - WHEN SHOULD INTERVENING VARIABLES BE POSTULATED, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 469-498
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REDHEAD M
Citation: M. Redhead, HOW IS QUANTUM-FIELD THEORY POSSIBLE - AUYANG,SY, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 499-507
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LOSEE J
Citation: J. Losee, SCIENTIFIC METHOD - AN HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INTRODUCTION - GOWER,B, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 508-510
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HULL DL
Citation: Dl. Hull, BEYOND EVOLUTION - HUMAN-NATURE AND THE LIMITS OF EVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATION - OHEAR,A, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 511-514
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AMUNDSON R
Citation: R. Amundson, MONAD TO MAN - THE CONCEPT OF PROGRESS IN EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY - RUSE,M, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 515-521
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PRICE H
Citation: H. Price, TIMES ARROWS AND QUANTUM MEASUREMENT - SCHULMAN,LS, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(3), 1998, pp. 522-525
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ANDREASEN RO
Citation: Ro. Andreasen, A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE RACE DEBATE, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 199-225
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COWIE F
Citation: F. Cowie, MAD DOG NATIVISM, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 227-252
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SMITH P
Citation: P. Smith, APPROXIMATE TRUTH AND DYNAMICAL THEORIES, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 253-277
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THALOS M
Citation: M. Thalos, A MODEST PROPOSAL FOR INTERPRETING STRUCTURAL EXPLANATIONS, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 279-295
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OBERDAN T
Citation: T. Oberdan, THE VIENNA CIRCLES ANTIFOUNDATIONALISM, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 297-308
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COOK R
SHAPIRO S
Citation: R. Cook et S. Shapiro, THE PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICS REVISITED - HINTIKKA,J, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 309-316
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LOEWER B
Citation: B. Loewer, QUANTUM-MECHANICS - HISTORICAL CONTINGENCY AND THE COPENHAGEN HEGEMONY - CUSHING,JT, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 317-328
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DICKSON M
Citation: M. Dickson, SCHRODINGERS PHILOSOPHY OF QUANTUM-MECHANICS - BITBOL,M, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 329-331
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CALLENDER C
Citation: C. Callender, BOHMIAN MECHANICS AND QUANTUM-THEORY - ART APPRAISAL - CUSHING,JT, FINE,A, GOLDSTEIN,S, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 332-337
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DORATO M
Citation: M. Dorato, BANGS, CRUNCHES, WHIMPERS AND SHRIEKS - SINGULARITIES AND ACAUSALITIES IN RELATIVISTIC SPACETIMES - EARMAN,J, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 338-347
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EVANS D
Citation: D. Evans, WHAT IS DISEASE - HUMBER,JM, ALMEDER,RF, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 348-350
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SUPPES P
Citation: P. Suppes, THE LOGIC OF RELIABLE INQUIRY - KELLY,K, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 351-354
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FRENCH S
Citation: S. French, CONSTITUTIONS OF MATTER - MATHEMATICALLY MODELING THE MOST EVERYDAY OF PHYSICAL PHENOMENA - KRIEGER,MH, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 355-358
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UEBEL T
Citation: T. Uebel, ENGAGING SCIENCE - HOW TO UNDERSTAND ITS PRACTICES PHILOSOPHICALLY - ROUSE,J, British journal for the philosophy of science, 49(2), 1998, pp. 359-364