I. Radical Empiricism and the Anomalies in the Knowledge of Science.- II. Troubles with the Problem of Demarcation.- III. The Context of Discovery and the Context of Justification.- IV. Facts and Theories: Radical Empiricism.- V. Facts and Theories: Conventionalism.- VI. Reformation and Counter-reformation: Paradigms and Research Programs.- VII. Revolutions in Science: The Accumulation of Knowledge and the Correspondence of Theories.- VIII. Revolutions in Science: Science and Philosophy.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.
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I. Radical Empiricism and the Anomalies in the Knowledge of Science. - II. Troubles with the Problem of Demarcation. - III. The Context of Discovery and the Context of Justification. - IV. Facts and Theories: Radical Empiricism. - V. Facts and Theories: Conventionalism. - VI. Reformation and Counter-reformation: Paradigms and Research Programs. - VII. Revolutions in Science: The Accumulation of Knowledge and the Correspondence of Theories. - VIII. Revolutions in Science: Science and Philosophy. - Index of Names. - Index of Subjects.
