Analysis and Scientific Practice

Analysis 8 (2):28-30 (1947)
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The author contends that analysis is dependent on the criteria of "the scientific world-View." otherwise, There would be "no basis for excluding analyses which were simply precise formulations of unverifiable realms of being."

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