Titlebook: Reason and the Search for Knowledge; Investigations in th Dudley Shapere Book 1984 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1984 In

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-9731-4Interpretation; concept; evolution; history; history of literature; interpret; issue; knowledge; philosophy;

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Philosophy and the Analysis of Languagects. Wittgenstein held that philosophers, by improperly interpreting language, create for themselves pseudoproblems, and that, to avoid confusion, we should throw statements into a form in which their true function, that of picturing facts, would be revealed more clearly and readily than it is in ordinary language.

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Mathematical Ideals and Metaphysical ConceptsToulmin has argued that the concepts of absolute space and time functioned, in Newton’s scientific work, as “mathematical ideals”—as formal elements of an axiomatic system—rather than as empirical postulates.

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The Structure of Scientific Revolutionsepts and doctrines which are fundamental to his own interpretation of the development and structure of science. His view, while original and richly suggestive, has much in common with some recent antipositivistic reactions among philosophers of science—most notably, Feyerabend, Hanson, and Toulmin—a

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Notes Toward a Post-Positivistic Interpretation of Science, Part Iements, and of false or unacceptable meaningful statements: for the precise way in which “ideas” were supposed to be based on “impressions” was held to provide, at the same time, criteria for the rejection of all those ideas or alleged ideas which are not so grounded.

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