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Springer, Dordrecht

2004

361 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-6555-1

Vienna Circle Institute Yearbook
vol. 11

Induction and deduction in the sciences

Edited by

Friedrich Stadler

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-2196-1

Full citation:

Stadler, F. (ed) (2004). Induction and deduction in the sciences, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Induction and deduction in the philosophy of science

Stadler Friedrich

1-15

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Historicizing deduction

Hacohen Malachi

17-23

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Inference to the best theory, rather than inference to the best explanation

25-51

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The significance of explanatory considerations

Grobler Adam

53-56

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Truth-seeking by abduction

Niiniluoto Ilkka

57-82

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Inference to the best explanation and bayesianism

Psillos Stathis

83-91

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Adaptive logics and the integration of induction and deduction

Meheus Joke

93-120

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Argument, inference and reasoning — integrating induction and deduction

Sintonen Matti

121-133

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Laws are persistent inductive schemes

Spohn Wolfgang

135-150

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Physical intuition as inductive support

Köhler Eckehart

151-167

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Frege, neo-logicism and applied mathematics

Clark Peter

169-183

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Remarks about a "general science of reasoning"

Paty Michel

185-193

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Two questions about the revival of Frege's programme

Szczeciniarz Jean-Jacques

195-197

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Handling uncertainty in artificial intelligence, and the bayesian controversy

Gillies Donald

199-216

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Artificial intelligence and its methodological implications

Hartmann Stephan

217-223

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Supplying planks for Neurath's boat

Rott Hans

225-245

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Informational economy and creativity

Sahlin Nils-Eric

247-249

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The place of the notion of corroboration in Karl Popper's philosophy of science

Grattan-Guinness I.

251-262

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How can a falsified theory remain corroborated?

Kvasz Ladislav

263-271

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Inductivism in 19th century German economics

Milford Karl

273-291

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The uniformity of nature

Miller David James

293-297

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Planning, democratization and popularization with isotype, ca. 1945

Nikolow Sybilla

299-329

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Reviews

Stadler Friedrich

331-346

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Activities 2003

347-350

Preview 2004

350-351

Remembering Dick Jeffrey (1926 – 2002)

Stadler Friedrich

353-354

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