Conditions for Science

In Aristotle's first principles. New York: Oxford University Press (1988)
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Abstract

The Posterior Analytics describes the structure of a science and of the content of scientific propositions. Aristotle sees the weaknesses observed in his methods, and his views on justification support and explain some of his demands on scientific knowledge. However, these same views seem to imply demands that he cannot meet within any plausible conception of justification.

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reprint Irwin, Terence (1989) "Conditions for Science". In Irwin, Terence, Aristotle's First Principles, pp. 117-133: Clarendon Press (1989)

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Terence Irwin
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