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Research Hypothesis: A Brief History, Central Role in Scientific Inquiry, and Characteristics. [PDF]
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Reviving Vavilov's vision: The tragedy of biodiversity governance and principles for reform. [PDF]
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Progress and ongoing conceptual challenges "on the way to integrative human neuroscience"-ten years after. [PDF]
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Decoupling Design from Darwinian and Skinnerian Selection. [PDF]
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An Evolving View of Character Macroevolution. [PDF]
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Resonance, 1996
Few philosophers in this century have had either Karl Popper's range or his influence, inside and outside philosophy. This collection of essays by fifteen distinguished philosophers, several of whom have been closely associated with Popper and his work, provides a timely assessment of Popper's contributions in a number of key areas: the methodology and
G. Prathap, M. G. Narasimhan
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Few philosophers in this century have had either Karl Popper's range or his influence, inside and outside philosophy. This collection of essays by fifteen distinguished philosophers, several of whom have been closely associated with Popper and his work, provides a timely assessment of Popper's contributions in a number of key areas: the methodology and
G. Prathap, M. G. Narasimhan
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2017
Due to Sir Karl Popper’s slashing style, his writings are full of tensions and inconsistencies. However, they can be resolved by a sufficiently sympathetic reading. In this chapter the author offers such a reading. The author argues that Popper’s endorsement of Hume’s “skeptical” argument leads him to a version of reflective equilibrium theory.
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Due to Sir Karl Popper’s slashing style, his writings are full of tensions and inconsistencies. However, they can be resolved by a sufficiently sympathetic reading. In this chapter the author offers such a reading. The author argues that Popper’s endorsement of Hume’s “skeptical” argument leads him to a version of reflective equilibrium theory.
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