Fundamental "Turns" in Contemporary Philosophy of Science

Agora 20 (1) (2001)
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This paper analyses the most important changes of philosophy of science since the middle of last century. Specifically, it considers this changes from so-called "historical turn", "naturalistic turn", "social turn", "pragmatic turn", and "political turn" of contemporary philosophy of science

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