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Saturday, December 30, 2017

Philosophy of Science - Summaries

Here you can find summaries on different topics and texts in the field of the philosophy of science.

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The structure of Scientific Revolutions - Thomas Kuhn

Paul Feyerabend on Science and Ideology

What is This Thing Called Science - Alan Chalmers

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