"Realism and Scientific Explanation": USC, March 3rd, 1980 Box 51, Folder 8 Wesley C. Salmon Papers, [removed], ASP[removed], Archives of Scientific Philosophy, Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh. "Realism and

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Fourteenth Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science CLMPS 2011 Nancy, France July[removed]Section B1. Methodology and Scientific Reasoning Theory-Talk, Meta-Theory- Talk and Metaphysical-Talk: Intricacies a

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• Philosophy of science
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• Ontology
• Reality
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• Scientific realism
• Philosophical realism
• Pessimistic induction
• Entity realism
• Science
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• Metaphysics

The Flight to Reference, or How Not to Make Progress in the Philosophy of Science*

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• Concepts
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• Materialism
• Eliminative materialism
• Critical thinking
• Folk psychology
• Belief
• Scientific realism
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• Philosophy of science
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• Andrew N. Meltzoff
• Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
• Alison Gopnik
• Epistemology
• Scientific realism
• Theory
• Scientific theory
• Science
• Ethology
• Knowledge

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE, VOL. 17, NO. 2, 2003 The pessimistic induction, the flight to reference and the metaphysical zoo MICHAEL A. BISHOP

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• Science studies
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• Pessimistic induction
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Philosophy 232 Epistemology Gila Sher Winter 2015 Office Hours: W, 5-6 Graduate Seminar: TRUTH & SCIENTIFIC CHANGE

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• Reality
• Branches of philosophy
• Science studies
• Realism
• Truth
• Scientific realism
• Philosophical realism
• Commensurability
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1 Introduction A curious thing about the ontological problem is its simplicity. It can be put in three Anglo-Saxon monosyllables: ‘What is there?’ It can be answered, moreover, in a word—‘Everything’—and ever

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• Holism
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• Philosophers of science
• Pragmatists
• Philosophical realism
• Scientific method
• Willard Van Orman Quine
• Scientific theory
• Hilary Putnam
• Philosophy
• Science
• Philosophy of science

Course Textbook: “An Introduction to Contemporary Problems in Philosophy of Science” Dr Emma Tobin (University of Bristol) Forthcoming with Continuum Press This book aims to provide an accessible pedagogically focuse

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• Science studies
• Philosophy of science
• Philosophers of science
• Philosophical movements
• Epistemology
• Metaphysics
• David Hume
• Philosophical realism
• Scientific method
• Philosophy
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baseball, pessimistic inductions and the turnover fallacy 281 Nelson, M[removed]Unpublished ms. When is an expression context-sensitive? Parsons, T[removed]Events in the Semantics of English: A Study of Subatomic Semantics

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• Epistemology
• Realism
• Inductive reasoning
• Science studies
• Pessimistic induction
• Scientific realism
• Scientific theory
• Philosophical realism
• Anti-realism
• Science
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• Knowledge

Structural Realism & the Metaphysics of Natural Kinds Dr Emma Tobin (University of Bristol) This paper examines whether structural realism entails an anti-realist thesis about natural kinds. Structural Realism is the vie

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• Ontology
• Essentialism
• Philosophy of life
• Scientific realism
• Anti-realism
• Philosophical realism
• Natural kind
• Reality
• Metaphysics
• Philosophy
• Realism