The aim of philosophy of science is to understand what scientists did, where the history of science shows that they performed basic research with recognized success, and to proceduralize how they did it in order to produce it.
An edition of History of Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science
(1995)
History of Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science
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by Thomas J. Hickey
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History of Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science
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"The aim of philosophy of science is to understand what scientists did, where the history of science shows that they performed basic research with recognized success, and to proceduralize how they did it in order to produce it."
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