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The Routledge Companion To Philosophy Of Science

Stathis Psillos, Martin Curd

2014

Philosophical problems of space and time

Adolf Grünbaum

1963

Philosophy of Science

William Bechtel

1988

The aim and structure of physical theory

Pierre Maurice Marie Duhem

1954

Du monde clos à l'univers infini

Alexandre Koyré

1957

The turning point

Fritjof Capra

1981

Disturbing the universe

Freeman J. Dyson

1979

The problem of scientific realism

Edward A. MacKinnon

1972

Evolution as a religion

Mary Midgley

1985

The philosophy of science

Stephen Edelston Toulmin

1953

The logic of education

Paul H. Hirst

1970

Science and reality

C. F. Delaney, Gary Gutting, James T. Cushing et al.

1984

Scientists in the quest for peace

Joseph Rotblat

1972

What is science?

James Roy Newman

1955

Education and the education of teachers

R. S. Peters

1977

Natural philosophy of cause and chance

Max Born

1949

Understanding the present

Bryan Appleyard

1992

World hypotheses

Stephen C. Pepper

1942

Beyond science

J. C. Polkinghorne

1996

International encyclopedia of unified science

Otto Neurath

1938

A historical introduction to the philosophy of science

Losee, John.

1972

What is this thing called science?

Simon Pates, Alan F. Chalmers, Alan Chalmers et al.

1976

Fearful Symmetry

Martin Golubitsky, Ian Stewart

1992

Ethics and the history of philosophy

Charlie Dunbar Broad

1952

The arrogance of humanism

David W. Ehrenfeld

1978

Philosophical Problems of Space and Time

Adolf Grünbaum

1963

The measure of man

Joseph Wood Krutch

1954

Rethinking theology and science

Niels Henrik Gregersen, Wentzel Van Huyssteen

1998

Thomas Kuhn

Steve Fuller

2000

A philosopher looks at science

John G. Kemeny

1959

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