Computational Epistemology

Dialogue and Universalism 18 (7-8):115-125 (2008)
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The paper discusses basic philosophical assumptions of the new conception of scientific research which tends to possibly complete automation of research. The theoretical underpinnings of reliable inquiry sets a framework for a comprehensive spectrum of attainable solutions to a research problem formulated in the framework given the theoretical assumptions and available evidence. The framework is general, but the success criteria are adjustable to a domain of inquiry. Research on causal dependencies in macroeconomics seems a successful application of the framework

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Pawel Kawalec
Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski (KUL)

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