Kann ich rational und ein Außenseiter sein? Außenseitermeinungen in der Wissenschaft

Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 75 (1):71-93 (2021)
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The present paper addresses the question of whether outsiders in science can be rational. This question is addressed on three levels: the level of beliefs of outsiders, the level of decisions of out-siders, and the level of assertions of outsiders. It is argued that outsiders can indeed be rational but only within tightly constrained limits.

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Moritz Schulz
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