THEORIES OF SCIENTIFIC METHOD: THE RENAISSANCE THROUGH THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

Bookseller

Douglas Books (GB)

Bookseller's Inventory #

013811

Title

THEORIES OF SCIENTIFIC METHOD: THE RENAISSANCE THROUGH THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

Author

DUCASSE, Curt J. and MADDEN, Edward H. ed. Edward H. Madden

Format/Binding

Hardcover

Book Condition

Used - Fine for age

Jacket Condition

Very Good

Quantity Available

1

Edition

1st Edition

Publisher

University of Washington Press

Place of Publication

Seattle

Date Published

1960

Weight

0.00 lbs

Keywords

history of science philosophy of science induction hypotheses Francis Bacon Descartes Hobbes Newton Hume Whewell J.S.Mill Jevons Peirce Chauncey Wright

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