Titlebook: Logic and Philosophy / Logique et Philosophie; G. H. Wright Book 1980 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers bv, The Hague 1980 epistemology.interpre

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Intuitionistic Logic: A Philosophical Challenge,has its interest and is correct from its own point of view when suitably interpreted. But this is to overlook the fact that there is a real conflict between two positions of which at most one can be correct: classical logic is set forth as a system of universally valid canons of reasoning and intuit

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,Hilpinen’s Interpretations of Modal Logic,me seem more clearly descriptive of mental or psychological events in the lives of epistemological subjects. We say of ourselves and others that on some particular occasion we imagined that ., or decided that ., or entertained ., or came to accept ., or came to believe that . where . is some proposi

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Two Successor Concepts to the Notion of Statistical Explanation,epeatedly. First, most attempts to explicate a metascientific term disregard in a particular way the distinction between . philosophy of science and . philosophy of science. The first one has to do with particular theories; the second one abstracts from particular theories. There is a large number o

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Some Remarks on Statistical Explanations,a basis for discussion. Other individuals can differ but operate within a common framework of concepts and a generally accepted approach to philosophical topics. Professor Stegmüller and I are of the latter kind. I have several criticisms of his views on statistical explanation and I want to make th

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,Comment on “Some Remarks on Statistical Explanations” by Professor Suppes,ased on misunderstandings (for which, to some extent, I may be responsible). Second, it seems to me that it will be very difficult for most readers on simply reading my article and Professor Suppes’s comments to find out what exactly is the difference between our positions with respect to the topic

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Risto Hilpinenieren. Antik?rper sind im Blut l?sliche Eiwei?stoffe, die nur ganz bestimmte Strukturen erkennen k?nnen. Hat ein Teilchen die Struktur erkannt, so heften sich die Antik?rper an diesen Stoff. Daraufhin werden die Makrophagen und Monozyten (Fre?zellen) aktiviert, die nun den ?Eindringling“ zerst?ren (