N. R. Hanson: observation, discovery, and scientific change

Amherst, N.Y.: Humanity Books (2010)
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Abstract

Biographical sketch -- Philosophical context -- Observation -- Logic of discovery -- Philosophy and history of science -- Quantum theory -- Conceptual structure, analogy, and the logic of discovery revisited.

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