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Extensional Scientific Realism vs. Intensional Scientific Realism [PDF]
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2016 Extensional scientific realism is the view that each believable scientific theory is supported by the unique first-order evidence for it and that if we want to believe that it is true, we should rely on its unique first-order evidence. In contrast, intensional scientific realism is the view that all believable scientific theories have a common feature ...
Seungbae Park
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The Scientific Approach to Cancer Control
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1984Peter Greenwald +2 more
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Scientific Realism as a Challenge to Economics (and Vice Versa)
Journal of Economic Methodology, 2011Uskali Mäki
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Scientific Realism: What It Is, the Contemporary Debate, and New Directions
SynthÈse, 2019Darrell P Rowbottom
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Epistemic Selectivity, Historical Threats, and the Non-Epistemic Tenets of Scientific Realism
SynthÈse, 2017Timothy D Lyons
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Scientific Controls and Cancer Controls
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1961Roald N Grant, R N Grant
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Scientific Realism and the Inevitability of Science
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2008Howard Sankey
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