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Representation Lost: The Case for a Relational Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. [PDF]
Krismer R.
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Non-causal Explanations in the Humanities: Some Examples. [PDF]
den Boef R, van Woudenberg R.
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Zooming in on what counts as core and auxiliary: A case study on recognition models of visual working memory. [PDF]
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Bastiaan C. Van Fraassen - Scientific Representation: Paradoxes of Perspective
Bradley Monton
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The quantum gravity seeds for laws of nature. [PDF]
Lam V, Oriti D.
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A critique of van Fraassen's voluntaristic epistemology
SynthÈse, 1994Van Fraassen's epistemology is forged from two commitments, one to a type of Bayesianism and the other to what he terms voluntarism. Van Fraassen holds that if one is going to follow a rule in belief-revision, it must be a Bayesian rule, but that one does not need to follow a rule in order to be rational.
Jonathan L Kvanvig, Kvanvig Jonathan L
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Perilous thoughts: comment on van Fraassen
Philosophical Studies, 2009Bas van Fraassen’s empiricist reading of Perrin’s achievement invites the question: whose doubts about atoms did Perrin put to rest? This comment recontextualizes the argument and applies the notion of empirical grounding to some contemporary work in behavioral biology.
Helen Longino
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