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245 10 $aTheories of scientific progress :$ban introduction /$cJohn Losee.
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505 0 $aChapter INTRODUCTION -- part PART I Progress as incorporation -- chapter 1 Whewell's "tributary-river" image of scientific progress -- chapter 2 Brewster on how not to do history of science -- chapter 3 Mill's objections to Whewell's historicism -- On Whewell's appeal to a priori intuitions -- chapter 4 Progress through reduction -- chapter 5 Lakatos' version of the "progress is incorporation" thesis -- chapter 6 Progress and the asymptotic agreement of calculations -- part PART II Progress as revolutionary overthrow -- chapter 7 I.B. COHENONTHEIDENTIFIC AT IONOFSCIENTIFICREVOLUTIONS -- chapter 8 Kuhn's taxonomic criterion -- chapter 9 Toulmin's "ideals of natural order" -- chapter 10 Ideological upheaval and revolutionary change -- chapter 11 Kuhn's three-beat pattern -- chapter 12 Laudan's reticulational model of scientific change -- chapter 13 Popper on progress through overthrow-with-incorporation -- part PART III Descriptive theories of scientific progress -- chapter 14 Normative and descriptive theories -- chapter 15 Scientific progress and convergence upon truth -- chapter 16 Laudan on scientific progress as increasing problem-solving effectiveness -- chapter 17 Kitcher on conceptual progress and explanatory progress -- chapter 18 Normative naturalism -- chapter 19 Scientific progress and the theory of organic evolution -- Toulmin on conceptual evolution.
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