Titlebook: An Introduction to the Logic of the Sciences; Rom Harré Book 1983Latest edition Horace Romano Harré 1983 logic.philosophy.science

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Non-factual Criteriahe disconfirmation of theories in the last chapter I mentioned the current dispute between alternative theories of boundary absorption between which, at the moment, there are no ascertainable differences of fact, except the evidence of the direct investigations of Fage and Townend. As far as their p

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Postscript to Second Editionwn reflections on their ways of thinking and working. It is now time to step outside this system since it does not have the objectivity and universality that is sometimes assumed by those who use it. In the discussion of theories and the relation of evidence to hypotheses I have presumed that the lo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04281-1 clear and precise answers can always be given to questions like ‘What was the purpose of the happening?’, ‘What was the point or reason of the happening’ and ‘What was the significance of the happening?’.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95962-1tinction can be given a detailed application in the business of giving in the most scientifically desirable form descriptions that ‘fit the facts’ and of testing these general descriptions to discover their correctness and the limits to their field of application.

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‘Fitting the Facts’tinction can be given a detailed application in the business of giving in the most scientifically desirable form descriptions that ‘fit the facts’ and of testing these general descriptions to discover their correctness and the limits to their field of application.

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Interlude: The Aims and Methods of Science ourselves we can make intelligent anticipations of the likely future. I do not want to pursue speculation into the anthropological background of science into any great detail but it is helpful in understanding the complex business of modern scientific procedures if we remind ourselves from time to time of these anthropological truisms.

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Vorspiel in der Kunsthochschulentific descriptions and scientific theories. Acceptability and satisfactoriness are of course closely related to the purposes for which we construct scientific theories and give scientific descriptions of phenomena. These purposes can be summarized as follows: