Table of Contents
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A. INDUCTION AND DEDUCTION IN THE SCIENCES
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I.
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FRIEDRICH STADLER: Induction and Deduction in the Philosophy of Science: A Critical Account since the Methodenstreit
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1
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MALACHI HACOHEN:Historicizing Deduction: Scientific Method, Critical Debate, and the Historian
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17
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II.
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THEO A.F. KUIPERS: Inference to the Best Theory, rather than Inference
to the Best Explanation - Kinds of Abduction and Induction
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25
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ADAM GROBLER: The Significance of Explanatory Considerations
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53
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III.
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ILKKA NIINILUOTO: Truth-seeking by Abduction
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57
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STATHIS PSILLOS: Inference to the Best Explanation and Bayesianism
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83
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IV.
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JOKE MEHEUS: Adaptive Logics and the Integration of Induction and Deduction
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93
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MATTI SINTONEN: Argument, Inference and Reasoning - Integrating Induction and Deduction
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121
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V.
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WOLFGANG SPOHN: Laws are Persistent Inductive Schemes
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135
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ECKEHART KÖHLER: Physical Intuition as Inductive Support
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151
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VI.
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PETER CLARK: Frege, Neo-Logicism and Applied Mathematics
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169
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MICHEL PATY: Remarks About a "General Science of Reasoning"
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185
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JEAN-JACQUES SZCZECINIARZ: Two Questions About the Revival of Frege's Programme
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195
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VII.
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DONALD GILLIES: Handling Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence, and the Bayesian Controversy
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199
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STEPHAN HARTMANN: Artificial Intelligence and Its Methodological Implications
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217
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VIII.
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HANS ROTT: Supplying Planks for Neurath's Boat: Can Economists Meet the Demands of the Dynamics of Scientific Theories?
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225
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NILS-ERIC SAHLIN: Informational Economy and Creativity
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247
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IX.
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I. GRATTAN-GUINNESS: The Place of the Notion of Corroboration in Karl Popper's Philosophy of Science
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251
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LADISLAV KVASZ: How can a Falsified Theory Remain Corroborated?
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263
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X.
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KARL MILFORD: Inductivism in 19th Century German Economics
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273
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DAVID MILLER: The Uniformity of Nature: What Purpose does it Serve?
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293
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B. GENERAL PART
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REPORT - DOCUMENTATION
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SYBILLA NIKOLOW: Planning, Democratization and Popularization with ISOTYPE, ca. 1945: a Study of Otto Neurath's Pictorial Statistics with the Example of Bilston, England
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REVIEWS
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Paolo Parrini, Wesley C. Salmon & Merrilee H. Salmon (eds.), Logical Empiricism: Historical & Contemporary Perspectives. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2003. (Christopher Pincock)
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331
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C. Wayne Mayhall, On Logical Positivism, Wadsworth Philosophical Topics, Belmont, 2003. (Matthias Neuber)
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335
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C. Wayne Mayhall, On Carnap, Wadsworth Philosopher Series, Wadsworth / Thomson Learning, Belmont USA, 2002. (Christian Damböck)
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338
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Jean-Pierre Cometti and Kevin Mulligan, La philosophie autrichienne de Bolzano à Musil. Histoire et actualité, Paris: J. Vrin, 2001. (Anastasios Brenner)
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339
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Steven Beller (ed.), Rethinking Vienna 1900. Berghahn Books, New York-Oxford 2001. (Kurt Rudolf Fischer)
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342
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Eckart Menzler-Trott, Gentzens Problem. Mathematische Logik im nationalsozialistischen Deutschland, Birkhäuser: Basel-Boston-Berlin 2001. (Matthias Wille)
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343
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ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTE VIENNA CIRCLE
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Activities 2003
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347
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Preview 2004
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350
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OBITUARY
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Remembering Dick Jeffrey (1926-2002) (Maria Carla Galavotti)
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353
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Index of Names
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355
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