Popper on Induction and Independence

Author(s): Bruce Langtry

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Philosophy of Science, Vol. 44, No. 2 (Jun., 1977), pp. 326-331

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Document Outline

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• Issue Table of Contents
  • Philosophy of Science, Vol. 44, No. 2 (Jun., 1977), pp. 179-340
    • Front Matter
    • Symposium: The S-R Model of Scientific Explanation
      • Hempel's Conception of Inductive Inference in Inductive-Statistical Explanation [pp. 179-185]
      • Probabilities: Reasonable or True? [pp. 186-198]
      • Indeterminism and Epistemic Relativization [pp. 199-202]
      • Statistical Models of Causal Relations [pp. 203-214]
      • An "At-At" Theory of Causal Influence [pp. 215-224]
    • Feyerabend, Brownian Motion, and the Hiddenness of Refuting Facts [pp. 225-247]
    • Laws of Nature [pp. 248-268]
    • Programs in the Explanation of Behavior [pp. 269-287]
    • Discussion
      • On Cracking That Nut, Absolute Space [pp. 288-291]
      • Urning a Resolution of Hempel's Paradox [pp. 292-296]
      • Reply to George: Thomas Reid and the Constancy Hypothesis [pp. 297-302]
      • The Great C-Fiber Myth: A Critical Note [pp. 303-305]
      • The Clock Paradox: Some New Thoughts [pp. 306-312]
      • On Teleology and Organisms [pp. 313-320]
      • Rejoinder to Utz [pp. 321-325]
      • Popper on Induction and Independence [pp. 326-331]
    • Book Reviews
      • Review: untitled [p. 332]
      • Review: untitled [pp. 332-336]
      • Review: untitled [pp. 336-339]
    • Back Matter [pp. 340-340]