Introduction: Developments in the Theory of Science (Gerhard Preyer, Georg Peter, Alexander Ulfig)
Wilhelm K. Essler Truth and Knowledge. Some Considerations concerning the Task of Philosophy of Science
Gerhard Preyer: The Received View, Incommensurability and Comparision of Theories - Beliefs as the Basis of Theorizing
Robert Schwartz: Reflections on Projection
Jeffrey E. Foss: The Logical and Sociological Structure of Science
C. Ulises Moulines: Structuralism vs.Operationalism
Nicholas Rescher: Meaningless Numbers
R.I.G. Hughes: Laws of Nature, Laws of Physics, and the Representational Account of Theories
James R. Brown: Einstein's Principle Theory
Kevin T. Kelly, Cory Juhl: Transcendental Deductions and Universal Architectures for Inductive Inferences
Howard H. Harriott: R.A. Fisher and the Interpretation of Probability
Brian Skyrms: Evolution of an Anomaly
George N. Schlesinger: Degrees of Characterizations
Carl A. Matheson: Observational Adequacy as distinct from the Truth about Observables
Thomas R. Grimes: Scientific Realism and the Problem of Underdetermination
Paul C.L. Tang: On Paul Churchland's Treatment of the Argument from Introspection and Scientific Realism
David Resnik: Scientific Rationality and Epistemic Goals
Aldo Montesano: Rationality in Economics: A General Framework
Joseph Agassi: Science Real and Ideal: Popper and the Dogmatic Scientist
Michael Bradie: Models and Metaphors in Science
David Gruender: Values and the Philosophy of Science
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