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{{Bibliographic Record
|Title=Twentieth Century Philosophy of Science: A History
|Resource Type=book
|Author=Thomas Hickney,
|Year=2016
|Abstract=This web site, Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science: A History, is a revised and enlarged edition of a 1995 print book titled History of Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science, which is now out of print. This web site is also published as an e-book with the same title as the site, and is available at most Internet booksellers. The greatly expanded “Introduction” chapter set forth herein as “BOOK I” summarizes the fundamental principles of the contemporary pragmatist philosophy of science, and includes discussion of the recently emergent specialty “computational philosophy of science”. Each of the remaining chapters, BOOK II through BOOK VIII, focuses upon writers who have influenced the evolution of twentieth-century philosophy of science.
|URL=http://www.philsci.com/
|Publisher=T. J. Hickney
|ISBN=9780964466500
}}
|Title=Twentieth Century Philosophy of Science: A History
|Resource Type=book
|Author=Thomas Hickney,
|Year=2016
|Abstract=This web site, Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science: A History, is a revised and enlarged edition of a 1995 print book titled History of Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Science, which is now out of print. This web site is also published as an e-book with the same title as the site, and is available at most Internet booksellers. The greatly expanded “Introduction” chapter set forth herein as “BOOK I” summarizes the fundamental principles of the contemporary pragmatist philosophy of science, and includes discussion of the recently emergent specialty “computational philosophy of science”. Each of the remaining chapters, BOOK II through BOOK VIII, focuses upon writers who have influenced the evolution of twentieth-century philosophy of science.
|URL=http://www.philsci.com/
|Publisher=T. J. Hickney
|ISBN=9780964466500
}}
