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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35395-7eculative constructions of the scientific mind, laws and theories; while on the other are the indubitable facts which form the bedrock of scientific knowledge, and which we can properly call ‘data’, that which is given.

兩棲動(dòng)物

fallible

persistence

Postscript to Second Editioneculative constructions of the scientific mind, laws and theories; while on the other are the indubitable facts which form the bedrock of scientific knowledge, and which we can properly call ‘data’, that which is given.

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雕鏤

chance

circuit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04281-1h the things that have happened or taking steps to initiate happenings on our own account. In the sciences we have systematic and highly sophisticated methods for managing and understanding happenings. A useful way of studying the methods of the sciences is to imagine them as means for answering cer

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Vorspiel in der Kunsthochschulendeed very ordinary, springing from the general insecurity of human life. Security is enhanced when from an analysis of the situation in which we find ourselves we can make intelligent anticipations of the likely future. I do not want to pursue speculation into the anthropological background of scie