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The Convergence of Scientific Knowledge a View From the Limit
Dordrecht, Netherland: Springer (2001)
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This book will be a rewarding reading for everybody who is interested in logical aspects of scientific knowledge acquisition. The presentation of the issues discussed in the book is exemplary. The author was able to present in parallel way three different perspectives under which the issues discussed in the book might be approached.Author's Profile
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