Dewey’s Theory of Induction and the Mill-Whewell Debate Abstract: Increasing interest in material theories of induction (as for example in some recent papers by John Norton) gives hope for a renewed interest in Dewe

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Date: 2011-02-01 22:29:57 Philosophy Philosophy of science Philosophers of science Philosophical logic Philosophical movements Critical thinking William Whewell John Dewey Pragmatism Inquiry Truth Empiricism		Dewey’s Theory of Induction and the Mill-Whewell Debate Abstract: Increasing interest in material theories of induction (as for example in some recent papers by John Norton) gives hope for a renewed interest in Dewe Add to Reading List Source URL: www.american-philosophy.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 52,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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