The logic of empirical theories revisited

Synthese 186 (3):775 - 792 (2012)
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Abstract

Logic and philosophy of science share a long history, though contacts have gone through ups and downs. This paper is a brief survey of some major themes in logical studies of empirical theories, including links to computer science and current studies of rational agency. The survey has no new results: we just try to make some things into common knowledge

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