272 results on '"Dellsén, A"'
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2. Scientific progress: By-whom or for-whom?
3. Invest in Splitting: User Story Splitting Within the Software Industry.
4. Invest in Splitting: User Story Splitting Within the Software Industry
5. Scientific Progress without Justification
6. Scientific Progress without Problems
7. What is philosophical progress?
8. Divergent Perspectives on Expert Disagreement: Preliminary Evidence from Climate Science, Climate Policy, Astrophysics, and Public Opinion
9. The Noetic Approach
10. The epistemic impact of theorizing: generation bias implies evaluation bias
11. Understanding scientific progress: the noetic account
12. Disagreement in science: introduction to the special issue
13. Invest in Splitting: User Story Splitting Within the Software Industry
14. Disagreement in science: introduction to the special issue.
15. Rational understanding: toward a probabilistic epistemology of acceptability
16. Are there really no such things as theories?: Steven French: There are no such things as theories. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2020, 288 pp., £55.00
17. Interthematic Polarization
18. We Owe It to Others to Think for Ourselves
19. Promotion as contrastive increase in expected fit
20. Discovery of retinoic acid receptor agonists as proliferators of cardiac progenitor cells through a phenotypic screening approach
21. Should scientific realists embrace theoretical conservatism?
22. Scientific Progress, Understanding, and Knowledge: Reply to Park
23. The heuristic conception of inference to the best explanation
24. Deductive Cogency, understanding, and acceptance
25. Scientific progress: By-whom or for-whom?
26. Deductive Cogency, understanding, and acceptance.
27. CERTAINTY AND EXPLANATION IN DESCARTES'S PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
28. Realism and the absence of rivals
29. Abductively robust inference
30. Reactionary responses to the Bad Lot Objection
31. Realism and the absence of rivals.
32. Understanding in epistemology and philosophy of science: a complicated relationship: Stephen Grimm, Christoph Baumberger, and Sabine Ammon (eds.): Explaining understanding: new perspectives from epistemology and philosophy of science. New York and London: Routledge, 2017, xvi + 337 pp, £110 HB
33. Scientific progress: Knowledge versus understanding
34. Excessive testimony: When less is more.
35. A classic of Bayesian confirmation theory: Paul Horwich: Probability and evidence (Cambridge Philosophy Classics). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2016, 147pp, £14.99 PB
36. Reconstructed Empiricism
37. Scientific Progress without Problems
38. Scientific Progress without Justification
39. Excessive Testimony: When Less Is More
40. Late-Stage Functionalization with Cysteine Staples Generates Potent and Selective Melanocortin Receptor-1 Agonists
41. The Noetic Approach
42. Excessive Testimony: When Less Is More
43. Late-Stage Functionalization with Cysteine Staples Generates Potent and Selective Melanocortin Receptor-1 Agonists
44. Understanding scientific progress: the noetic account
45. Melanocortin 1 Receptor Agonists Based on a Bivalent, Bicyclic Peptide Framework
46. Thinking about Progress: From Science to Philosophy
47. There May Yet be Non-causal Explanations (of Particular Events)
48. Are there really no such things as theories?
49. Beyond Explanation: Understanding as Dependency Modelling
50. Would Disagreement Undermine Progress?
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