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- Judgement and Rational Theory-Choice.Howard Sankey - 1994 - Methodology and Science 27 (3):167-182.It is argued that in the absence of an algorithm of theory-choice, a role must be played by deliberative judgement in the process of choosing rationally between theories.
- Incommensurability, incomparability, Irrationality.Vasso Kindi - 1994 - Methodology and Science 27:41-55.Export citation
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