Reduction and Elimination in Philosophy and the Sciences

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Inhalt / Contents Scepticism, Wittgenstein's Hinge Propositions, and Common Ground Erik Stei .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 334 Neutral Monism. A Miraculous, Incoherent, and Mislabeled Doctrine? Leopold Stubenberg ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 337 A somewhat Eliminativist Proposal about Phenomenal Consciousness Pär Sundström ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 340 Impliziert der intentionale Reduktionismus einen psychologischen Eliminativismus? Fodor und das Problem psychologischer Erklärungen Thomas Szanto ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 343 Structure of the Paradoxes, Structure of the Theories: A Logical Comparison of Set Theory and Semantics Giulia Terzian .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 347 The Origins of Wittgenstein’s Phenomenology James M. Thompson ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 350 Objects of Perception, Objects of Science, and Identity Statements Pavla Toráčová ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 353 The Reduction of Logic to Structures Majda Trobok .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 356 Reducing Sets to Modalities Rafał Urbaniak ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 359 Are Lamarckian Explanations Fully Reducible to Darwinian ones? The Case of “Directed Mutation” in Bacteria Davide Vecchi ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 362 A Note on Tractatus 5.521 Nuno Venturinha ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 365 The Place of Theory Reduction in the Models of Interdisciplinary Relations Uwe Voigt ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 368 Ethik als irreduzibles Supervenienzphänomen Thomas Wachtendorf ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 371 Das ‘schwierige Problem’ des Bewusstseins – oder wie es ist, Person zu sein Patricia M. Wallusch, Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland .................................................................................................................................... 374 The Supervenience Argument, Levels, Orders, and Psychophysical Reductions Sven Walter .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 377 No Bridge within Sight Daniel Wehinger .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 380 On the Characterization of Objects by the Language of Science Paul Weingartner ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 383 The Functional Unity of Special Science Kinds Daniel A. Weiskopf .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 387 Transcendental Philosophy and Mind-Body Reductionism Christian Helmut Wenzel ................................................................................................................................................................................. 390 From Topology to Logic. The Neural Reduction of Compositional Representation Markus Werning .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 393 The Calculus of Inductive Constructions as a Foundation for Semantics Piotr Wilkin ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 397 The Four-Color Theorem, Testimony and the A Priori Kai-Yee Wong ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 399 The Comprehension Principle and Arithmetic in Fuzzy Logic Shunsuke Yatabe ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 402 Intentional Fundamentalism Petri Ylikoski / Jaakko Kuorikoski .................................................................................................................................................................... 405 New Hope for Non-Reductive Physicalism Julie Yoo ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 408 Are Tractarian Objects Whitehead’s Pure Potentials? Piotr Żuchowski ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 412 9
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Page 5 and 6: Distributors Die Österreichische L
Page 7 and 8: 6 Inhalt / Contents Wittgenstein me
Page 9: 8 Inhalt / Contents The Evolution o
Page 13 and 14: They are both endowed with semantic
Page 15 and 16: Wittgenstein on Counting in Politic
Page 17 and 18: framework that uses an idea of the
Page 19 and 20: mentioned expressions in the refere
Page 21 and 22: The Date of Tractatus Beginning Luc
Page 23 and 24: do not correspond to recorded propo
Page 25 and 26: ultimate authority; for example for
Page 27 and 28: Wittgenstein’s Externalism - Gett
Page 29 and 30: 28 Wittgenstein’s Externalism - G
Page 31 and 32: Scerri’s says about the case of c
Page 33 and 34: 32 An Anti-Reductionist Argument Ba
Page 35 and 36: Did I Do It? - Yeah, You Did! Wittg
Page 37 and 38: 36 Did I Do It? -Yeah, You Did! Wit
Page 39 and 40: Mental Causation and Physical Causa
Page 41 and 42: But the problem is not evaded: (i)
Page 43 and 44: 42 On Two Recent Defenses of The Si
Page 45 and 46: V. Conclusion 44 On Two Recent Defe
Page 47 and 48: manifest because she says or otherw
Page 49 and 50: 48 Diagonalization. The Liar Parado
Page 51 and 52: Exorcizing Gettier Claudio F. Costa
Page 53 and 54: A Wittgensteinian Approach to Ethic
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Page 57 and 58: 56 There can be Causal without Onto
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Rosen 1997) call objectual reductio
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62 The Knower Paradox and the Quant
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Quine on the Reduction of Meanings
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In conclusion, Quine has two reduct
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68 who’s pulling it. When we find
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Logic Must Take Care of Itself Tama
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Note, however, that the need is not
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whereas the former question can be
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Dummett on the Origins of Analytica
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not seem strictly applicable, more
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80 Wittgenstein meets ÖGS: Wovon m
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Abbildung und lebendes Bild in Trac
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sich hier allerdings schon die Vers
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Explaining the Brain: Ruthless Redu
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88 Explaining the Brain: Ruthless R
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3. A reductionistic look on laws an
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Die Nichtreduzierbarkeit der klassi
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94 Die Nichtreduzierbarkeit der kla
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Interpretability Relations of Weak
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It is an interesting open question
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These two conditions differ from (P
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Literature Armstrong, David 1997 A
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ausmacht. Diese ist auch die einzig
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Why the Phenomenal Concept Strategy
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tion. Therefore, if Papineau´s acc
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So a natural number is any referent
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112 Benacerraf and Bad Company (An
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Deflationism and Conservativity: Wh
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116 Deflationism and Conservativity
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supposedly inductive, for, as it is
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120 The Mind-Body-Problem and Score
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Wright, Wittgenstein und das Fundam
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Wright verwechselt hier allerdings
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126 Reduction Revisited: The Ontolo
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Reduction and Reductionism in Physi
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Literature Bickle, John 1998 Psycho
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pled way to demonstrate the success
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Wittgensteins Projektionsmethode al
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136 Wittgensteins Projektionsmethod
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Rule-Following and the Irreducibili
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oute to theory reduction besides fu
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142 Relating Theories. Models and S
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The Constitution of Institutions Fr
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constitute the chess society are me
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B&H do not deny that it is possible
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How Metaphors Alter the World-Pictu
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152 How Metaphors Alter the World-P
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the future described above: the tru
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The Determination of Form by Syntac
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158 The Determination of Form by Sy
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Zwischen Humes Gesetz und „Sollen
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164 tioning the laws (or chances, o
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Zu Carnaps Definition von ‘Zurüc
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Klassen und abstrahierten Entitäte
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170 Ding-Ontology of Aristotle vs.
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How do Moral Principles Figure in M
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174 How do Moral Principles Figure
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176 “Downward Causation”: Emerg
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On Game-theoretic Conceptualization
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Literature van Benthem, Johan 1990
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assumptions. Loewer argues that not
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“In der Frage liegt ein Fehler”
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186 “In der Frage liegt ein Fehle
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With respect to explanation, there
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Reducing Complexity in the Social S
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level components, namely the trader
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194 Four Anti-reductionist Dogmas i
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Two Problems for NonHumean Views of
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So science may grant both initial c
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200 Some Remarks on Wittgenstein an
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The Tractatus and the Problem of Un
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A Critique of the Phenomenal Concep
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I agree that I do not have to have
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Wittgenstein erbrachte mehrere Beis
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„Vom Weißdorn und vom Propheten
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Literatur 212 „Vom Weißdorn und
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214 „Die Einheit hören“ - Eini
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Counterfactuals, Ontological Commit
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Getting out from Inside: Why the Cl
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220 Getting out from Inside: Why th
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222 Dispensing with Particulars: Un
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Reichenbach’s Concept of Logical
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226 Reichenbach’s Concept of Logi
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The ideal physics doesn’t have to
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The Logic of Sensorial Propositions
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A Wittgensteinian Answer to Strawso
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3. Conclusion To conclude, I have s
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the system), then it is possible un
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Functional Reduction and the Subset
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An initial worry with this line of
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242 quite do what he would like to
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Word-Meaning and the Context Princi
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however, extended the scope of Freg
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to point out that a discrepancy in
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The Evolution of Morals Andrew Olde
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looking at them, on the ground that
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of species definitions in terms of
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Limiting Frequencies in Scientific
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tual sequences, and relative freque
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and ω - consistency, but in curren
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The Metaphysical Relevance of Metri
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Martin Pleitz”, e.g., is true at
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266 psychological hedonism oriented
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The Return of Reductive Physicalism
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Literature Armstrong, D. 1968 A Mat
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272 Rethinking the Modal Argument a
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Different Ways to Follow Rules? The
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And in presuming that given bn some
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necessary.” (Wittgenstein 1933/19
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Indexwörter und wahrheitskondition
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Bedeutung von Indexwörter, so kann
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of meaning lack necessitation, logi
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Scientific Pragmatic Abstractions C
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scientific status in that the sub-c
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language which I understand) mean t
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Warum man auf transzendentalphiloso
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294 Warum man auf transzendentalphi
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Of course we don’t have scale mod
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minimal sense that it can be ration
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Supervenienz, Zeit und ontologische
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Licht auf die Beantwortung der Frag
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Re (ii): If we specify a set via so
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Context-Based Approaches to the Str
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Literature Barwise, Jon and Etcheme
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and a concomitant dismissal of the
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Following a Philosopher Murilo Seab
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Davidson on Supervenience Oron Shag
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We see that Davidson does not uphol
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The classification of living beings
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Literature Chalmers, David J. 1996
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ordinative, conventional actions—
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Science and the Art of Language Mai
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The thoughts in this paper are born
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332 A Division in Mind. The Misconc
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Scepticism, Wittgenstein's Hinge Pr
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5. Conclusion In this paper I did n
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338 Neutral Monism. A Miraculous, I
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A somewhat Eliminativist Proposal a
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342 A somewhat Eliminativist Propos
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Impliziert der intentionale Redukti
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Impliziert der intentionale Redukti
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348 Structure of the Paradoxes, Str
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The Origins of Wittgenstein’s Phe
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anyone specifically, and portions o
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354 Objects of Perception, Objects
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The Reduction of Logic to Structure
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These are features of the system, n
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tence is valid if and only if it is
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Are Lamarckian Explanations Fully R
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364 Are Lamarckian Explanations Ful
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What is at stake here? That “Prof
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The Place of Theory Reduction in th
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370 The Place of Theory Reduction i
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sich die notwendige Rückkoppelung,
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Das ‘schwierige Problem’ des Be
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376 Das ‘schwierige Problem’ de
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5. Determination 378 The Supervenie
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No Bridge within Sight Daniel Wehin
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Literature Bennett, Karen unpublish
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2.3 384 On the Characterization of
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386 On the Characterization of Obje
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likely be only one (or at most a fe
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Transcendental Philosophy and Mind-
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392 Transcendental Philosophy and M
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a) b) 394 From Topology to Logic. T
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Conclusion 396 From Topology to Log
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398 The Calculus of Inductive Const
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for confidence in the result of any
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The Comprehension Principle and Ari
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Let us summarize: H is not a conser
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argument that explanatory understan
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New Hope for Non-Reductive Physical
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water, bake brownies, … - and the
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Are Tractarian Objects Whitehead’
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Both systems may be called Fact Ont
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