Scientific discovery considered broadly as the way new scientific knowledge is generated, or still more broadly as scientific innovation (whether or not a question of true knowledge) has been conceptualized basically in two fashions. The first one, which we label the non-inferential, goes back at least to the notion of Ancient Greek Muses. The second approach, which we label inferential, goes back at least to Plato and Aristotle.
Scientific discovery and Inference / Ippoliti, Emiliano; Nickles, Tom. - In: TOPOI. - ISSN 0167-7411. - (2020).
Scientific discovery and Inference
emiliano ippoliti
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2020
Abstract
Scientific discovery considered broadly as the way new scientific knowledge is generated, or still more broadly as scientific innovation (whether or not a question of true knowledge) has been conceptualized basically in two fashions. The first one, which we label the non-inferential, goes back at least to the notion of Ancient Greek Muses. The second approach, which we label inferential, goes back at least to Plato and Aristotle.File allegati a questo prodotto
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