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Kuhnianism and Neo-Kantianism: On Friedman’s Account of Scientific Change

Thodoris DimitrakosSchool of Humanities, Hellenic Open UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 361-382 | Published online: 26 Oct 2017

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Vincenzo Politi. (2020) Taxonomies, Networks, and Lexicons: A Study of Kuhn’s Post-‘Linguistic Turn’ Philosophy. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 33:2, pages 87-103.
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Thodoris Dimitrakos. (2023) Do Kuhnians have to be anti-realists? Towards a realist reconception of Kuhn’s historiography. Synthese 202:1.
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Thodoris Dimitrakos. (2021) The Source of Epistemic Normativity: Scientific Change as an Explanatory Problem. Philosophy of the Social Sciences 51:5, pages 469-506.
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