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Lunchtime in Pittsburgh

I’ve uploaded the slides to my Pittsburgh Center for Philosophy of Science Lunchtime Talk. It’s a relatively mature version of the work I have been doing with Tim Räz on the methodology of integrated history and philosophy of science.

Posted on December 2, 2014December 27, 2015Author Raphael SchollTags new talk

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