It is the purpose of this short book to sketch what seem to be the implications, for both the history of science and its philosophy, of a view of scientific inquiry which perceives science as being-above all else-a problem-solving activity.
An edition of Progress and its problems
(1977)
Progress and Its Problems
Towards a Theory of Scientific Growth
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by Larry Laudan
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