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PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE, There's no, There's no, Defined by,…
PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
Epistemic Chances
Acceptance
Natural Science
Scientific Mosaic
Methodology
Methods
Theory Assessment
Impiricist
Deductivist
Pagmatist
Inductivist
Research
Techniques
Use and Pursuit
Formal Application
Pursuit
Historical checking
Deductive Method
Neglect
Mechanism of Scientific Change
Particularism
General Theory
Social Construct
Generalism
General Theory of change
Generalism
Bad Record
Not Permanent
Changeability
Laws of Scientific Change
Employment of method
New Theories
Changes
Compatibility
Flexible Knowledge
Other Theories or Ideas
Absolute Knowledge
Three Fundamental Problem
Problem of sensation
Cannot convey exact reality
Theory of Ladenness
Experiments and
Observations
Accepted Theories
Synthetic proposition
Definitions
Empirical Sciences
Analytical
Proposition
Synthetic
Proposition
Analytic/Synthetic
Truth can be deducible
Fallibism
No absolute knowledge certainty
Problem of Induction
Inductive generalizations are fallible
Selective approach
Progressive Thesis
Success in observable phenomena
Progress in Science
Observable Phenomena
Technological Progress
Truth in Science
Unobservable Entities
and Hyphothesis
Atomic Theory
Atomic Structure
Theory of Evolution
Natural Selection
Mechanism
of Evolution
Non-Progressive Thesis
Meta-induction
Mistakes in
past theories
Fallibilist position
Rejection/Revision of
Theoretical Framework
Gradual Progress
Fallibility of scientific theory
There's no
There's no
Defined by
Discussions on
Leads to
can be changed
develops
goes well with
causes
causes
leads to
progress towards
leads to
such as
which leads to the discovery of
which leads to the discovery of
go after
leads to
which makes
leads to
leads to
results
transform
into
uses
follows
involves
criteria for accepting
might result in
leads to
defined as
relates to
states that
states the
states that
related to
contains
non-deducible
involves
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