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Inference to the best explanation and Descartes' conception of matter

Book Regt, Herman C.D.G. de; (1994)
Representing the world by scientific theories: The case for scientific realism

Article Seager, William; (1981)
The principle of continuity and the evaluation of theories

Book Stafleu, Marinus Dirk; (1987)
Theories at work: On the structure and functioning of theories in science, in particular during the Copernican revolution

Book Harding, Sandra G.; (1976)
Can theories be refuted? Essays on the Duhem-Quine thesis

Article Rescher, Nicholas; (1997)
H2O: : Hempel-Helmer-Oppenheim: An episode in the history of scientific philosophy in the 20th century

Book Batens, Diderik; Bendegem, Jean Paul van; (1988)
Theory and experiment: Recent insights and new perspectives on their relation

Book Savage, C. Wade; (1990)
Scientific theories

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Logic, language, and the structure of scientific theories: Proceedings of the Carnap-Reichenbach Centennial, University of Konstanz, 21-24 May 1991

Book Stracke, Alexander; (1981)
Neuere Aspekte zum Prozess probabilistischer Theoriebildungen: Eine kommentierte Bibliographie, 1970-1980

Chapter Mendelsohn, Everett; (1980)
The continuous and the discrete in the history of science

Article Pérez Ransanz, Ana Rosa; (1996)
Evolución de la idea de incommensurabilidad

Article Tweney, Ryan D.; (1980)
Isaac Newton's two uses of hypothetical reasoning: Dual influences on the history of psychology

Article Stegmüller, Wolfgang; (1975)
Structures and dynamics of theories: Some reflections on J.D. Sneed and T.S. Kuhn

Article Kuhn, Thomas S.; (1983)
Rationality and theory choice

Book Andreev, Ivan D.; (1979)
Teoriia kak forma organizatsii nauchnogo znaniia

Article Upton, Thomas V.; (1983)
Aristotle on hypothesizing the genus and scientific explanation

Book Papineau, David; (1979)
Theory and meaning

Article Jones, Gary E.; (1983)
Popper, theories, and observations

Article Stump, David; (1988)
The role of skill in experimentation: Reading Ludwik Fleck's study of the Wasserman reaction as an example of Ian Hacking's experimental realism