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Abduction, Selection, and Selective Abduction
2016“Selective abduction” is a notion coined by L. Magnani, who contrasts it with the more common notion of “creative abduction”. However, selective abduction may easily be confused with inference to the best explanation (IBE). This constitutes a problem, if IBE is reconstructed as an inductive inference.
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2005
Earlier chapters deal with abductive inferences to explanations which are deductive or inductive-probabilistic. This more or less standard account has so far ignored the fact that explanatory and predictive success in science is often approximate. Therefore, the analysis of abduction should cover also approximate explanations, which is illustrated by ...
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Earlier chapters deal with abductive inferences to explanations which are deductive or inductive-probabilistic. This more or less standard account has so far ignored the fact that explanatory and predictive success in science is often approximate. Therefore, the analysis of abduction should cover also approximate explanations, which is illustrated by ...
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From Visual Abduction to Abductive Vision
2015In order to fathom Peirce’s mind, and thereby in order to do science and philosophy in Peircean way, vision seems to be a perfect point of departure. For vision allows us to rethink what true interdisciplinarity would be like in our research. In this article, I shall show the central importance of visual abduction and abductive vision in our future ...
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Peirce on the justification of abduction
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2020Francesco Bellucci +1 more
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Doing Case Study: Abduction Not Induction, Phronesis Not Theory
Qualitative Inquiry, 2010Gary Thomas
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