Complete Essays: 1959-1963 and supplement, 1920-1948Ivan R. Dee, 2000 |
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... scientific exposition can be re - organized and re - phrased in dozens of dif- ferent ways , each of which will be perfectly satisfactory . And when new facts have made it obsolete , these expositions will go the way of all earlier ...
... scientific exposition can be re - organized and re - phrased in dozens of dif- ferent ways , each of which will be perfectly satisfactory . And when new facts have made it obsolete , these expositions will go the way of all earlier ...
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... scientific enquiry , together with an understanding of the philoso- phy of science and an appreciation of the ways in which scientific informa- tion and scientific modes of thought are relevant to individual experience and the problems ...
... scientific enquiry , together with an understanding of the philoso- phy of science and an appreciation of the ways in which scientific informa- tion and scientific modes of thought are relevant to individual experience and the problems ...
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... scientific findings ; it is also a pro- gram for a future literature . Thanks to the work in many fields of a host of scientific enquirers , thanks also to the philosophers of emergence and or- ganization , the literary artist is now in ...
... scientific findings ; it is also a pro- gram for a future literature . Thanks to the work in many fields of a host of scientific enquirers , thanks also to the philosophers of emergence and or- ganization , the literary artist is now in ...
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Heaven and Hell | 5 |
Facts and Fetishes | 49 |
A Case of Voluntary Ignorance | 59 |
Urheberrecht | |
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