Paradigms of truth detection

Journal of Philosophical Logic 18 (1):1 - 42 (1989)
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Abstract

Alternative models of idealized scientific inquiry are investigated and compared. Particular attention is devoted to paradigms in which a scientist is required to determine the truth of a given sentence in the structure giving rise to his data

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