Titlebook: On Scientific Discovery; The Erice Lectures 1 Mirko Drazen Grmek,Robert S. Cohen,Guido Cimino Book 1981 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordr

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Introductionscientific community and the world of culture. Furthermore, the nearly sixty other schools of the Majorana Center contribute an indirect but effective indication of the lines along which scientists and historians can work together.

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The Problems of Scientific Validationcrude because it is a popular prejudice; the history I wish to present is crude because it is only in outline there — I am no historian and I can do no better. Of course, my view of the history of science may be a prejudice too: I leave it for others to decide matters.

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The Discovery of Duodenal Ancylostoma and of its Pathogenic Powerst tangible sign of the disengagement from what Antonio Cazzaniga (1885–1973) so aptly defined as “the great crisis of Italian medicine in the early 1800’s.”. In other words, this represented the way out of that blind alley that vitalistic systems had gotten themselves into.

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The Analytical (Quantitative) Theory of Science and its Implications for the Nature of Scientific Dis theory for the nature of the concepts implied. This will be done in developing one topic and discussing briefly two other separate researches in the field that display this new approach to the explicand of ‘Science of Science’ or ‘Science Studies’, viz:

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0068-0346 em, the nature of scientific discovery. With all that has been written, by scientists themselves, by historians and philosophers and social theorists, by psycholo- gists and psychiatrists, by logicians and novelists, the problem remains elusive. Happily we are able to bring the penetrating lectures