Error and the growth of experimental knowledge

International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 15 (1):455-459 (1996)
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reprint Mayo, Deborah (1997) "Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge". British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 48(3):455-459
edition Kruse, Michael; Mayo, Deborah G. (1998) "Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge". Philosophical Review 107(2):324
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