Titlebook: Observability and Observation in Physical Science; Peter Kosso Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Case Studies.Declaration of Indep

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Case Studies,Begin the survey of examples of observability with those entities which, according to the relevant theories, cannot interact with any kind of observing apparatus in a way which conveys information of the entity.

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The Declaration of Independence,Having presented such a variety of scientific classifications of observability, it will be illustrative to summarize the important features, emphasize the epistemic significance, and distill the moral of the stories.

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Introduction,ive. One wants first to explain the details of just what is going on in the process of getting information from the world, and only then evaluate and classify. This priority will guide my approach to observability.