Empiricism in the Philosophy of Science
Author: David James Cobb
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Description: Empiricism in the Philosophy of Science by David James Cobb presents a thorough exploration of empiricism, highlighting "methodological empiricism" and its relevance. It offers a valuable historical and contemporary analysis, inviting readers to reconsider traditional views.
Pages: 241
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