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America Illustrated statement
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A Budget of Problems in the Philosophy of Science
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[Business school seminar]
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Causal Inferences in the Social Sciences
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Certainty in Natural Science
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Changing Conceptions of Science
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The Cognitive Status of Theories
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The Competence of Reason
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Creativity in Science
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D'Amato on Law and Custom
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The Debt We Owe to G. E. Moore
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Definition and Specification of Meaning
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Determinism and Development
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Dewey's Lectures on Logic
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Differentiation and Unification in the Natural Sciences
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Dispositional Concepts
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Do Life Processes Transcend Physics and Chemistry?
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Eighth International Congress of Philosophy. Address
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Encyclopedia Americana, 1954
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Encyclopedia Americana, 1958
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The Enforcement of Morals
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Evidence as Justification
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Explanation and Structure of Scientific Knowledge
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Fact, Value and Human Purpose
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Fair Play and Civil Disobedience
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The Formation of Modern Concepts of Formal Logic in the Development of Geometry (1) - (4)
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Freedom and Authority in Scientific Method
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Freedom and Civilization [Sakharov Conference]
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A Frequency Theory of Probability (1) - (3)
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Functionalism in the Social Sciences
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Ernest H. Hutten Language of Modern Physics., Review
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Impossible Numbers -- A Chapter in the History of Modern Logic
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Impressions of European Universities: The Nineteen-Thirties
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[Indefiniteness]
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Introduction to R. Condon, Probability.
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Introduction to A. DeMorgan, Budget.
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Introduction to A. GrŸnbaum
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Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method., 1st Draft. (1) - (3
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Introduction to J. S. Mill, Philosophy of Scientific Method.
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Introduction to Watson, Understanding Physics.
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Is Biology Different from Physics?
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Is the Laplacian Theory of Probability Tenable?
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Arnold Isenberg Tribute
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Issues in the Logic of Reductive Explanations.
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William James
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Journal of the History of Biology. Comment.
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The Judgment of Practise.
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Krikorian Party Comments
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Liberalism and Intelligence.
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A Limitation of the Axiomatic Method.
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Logic Without Metaphysics. Introduction.
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Logical Empiricism -- Its Achievements and Its Promise.
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Logical Positivism and A Priori Knowledge.
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Logical vs. Psychological Problems of Induction.
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Man's Right to Know and Free Use Thereof.
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Mathematics: An Indispensable Tool of Physical Inquiry, Review
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Mathematics: The Nature of Mathematics, television program
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Mathematics: Paradoxes, television program
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Meaning and Knowledge. (1) - (2)
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The Meaning of Probability.
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Memorandum on Philosophy in Relation to the Sciences.
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Method in Social and Natural Science.
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Methodological Issues in Psychoanalytic Theory.
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The Methods of Science.
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Mill's Logic.
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Mr. Wheelwright's Wisdom.
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National Teach-In, Washington D.C. Address.
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The Nature and Aim of Science.
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Nature and Convention.
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Nature, Man and Science.
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The Nature of Scientific Explanation.
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On the Origin of Dialectic and Syllogism in Greek Philosophy.
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On the Interpretation of Probability Calculi.
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On the Logic of Measurement. Chapter 3; Chapter 7.
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On the Method of Verstehen as the Sole Method of Philosophy.
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On Three Arguments in Support of Natural Law.
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[Oral History Interview Transcript]
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Peirce Review.
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The Philosopher Looks at Science.
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Philosophical Concepts of Atheism.
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Philosophical Interpretations of Contemporary Biology.
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Philosophical Problems in Biology.
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Philosophy in Educational Research.
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The Philosophy of Science.
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The Philosophy of Science, May 1932
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The Philosophy of Science, University of Delaware, 1961
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Philosophy of Science and Philosophy of Education.
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Philosophy of Science -- Assessment of Evidence.
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The Place of Science in a Liberal Education.
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Predictability and Scientific Knowledge.
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Preference, Evaluation and Reflective Choice.
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Princeton Conference, 5 Nov. 1965
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Probability (Logic).
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Probability and Non-Demonstrative Inference.
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The Problem of Induction.
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The Quest for Uncertainty.
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Rationality in Judicial Decisions.
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Reduction and Autonomy of the Sciences.
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Reductive Explanations and Scientific Revolutions.
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A Rejoinder to Putnam.
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The Relation Between the Social and the Natural Sciences.
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The Relation of Sign to Object Signified.
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Relativism and the Problems of a Working Historian.
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Relativity and Twentieth-Century Intellectual Life.
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Reply to "An Objective Probabilism."
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The Rise of Modern Science.
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Rorty Talk. Comments, Spring 1973
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Science and Culture, Bard College
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Science and Culture
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Science and Knowledge, 1st Draft and Notes (1) - (2); 2nd Draft.; Final Draft.
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[Science and Mechanics] (1) - (2)
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Science and Semantic Realism.
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Science and the Humanities.
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Science as a Way of Life.
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Scientific American, Reviews
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Scientific Laws and Theories.
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The Scientific Man.
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The Scientific Method, Jan. 1964
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Scientific Method, 1967
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The Scientific Revolution.
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Sense and Nonsense -- A Modern Critique of Language.
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The Social Import of Automatic Control.
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The Social Sciences.
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The Sociology of Knowledge and Philosophy of Science.
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Some Current Issues. Introduction.
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Some Issues in Teilhard's Theory of Cosmogenesis.
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Some Leading Principles of Dewey's Logical Theory.
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Some Notes on Determinism.
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Some Reflections on Myth and Symbols in Science.
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Some Reflections on the Use of Language in the Natural Sciences.
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Some Theses in the Philosophy of Logic.
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Sovereign Reason. Preliminary Introduction.
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Sovereign Reason. (1) - (3)
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State University Centennial Symposium., Speech.
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The Structure of Evolutionary Explanations.
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The Structure of Science., Publisher's Copy. (1) - (11
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The Structure of Science., Corrected Galleys.
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The Supremacy of Method
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Teleology Revisited. (1) - (4)
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Theory and Observation
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Truth and Certainty in Science
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Types of Causal Explanations in Science
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The Universe and the Paradox of Relevance
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Verifiability, Truth, Verification
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What Do Communists Understand by Marxism-Leninism?
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Wittgenstein
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Unidentified Mss. (1) - (2)
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Unidentified Mss. (3) - (4)
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Miscellaneous Introductions
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Miscellaneous Book Reviews (1) - (10)