Pluralism unconstrained

International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 11 (2):143 – 146 (1997)
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The problem of constraining methodological pluralism is highlighted in a discussion of John Dupr 's The Disorder of Things . Dupr requires limits on what are to count as legitimate scientific methodologies. Although Dupr recognises this requirement, he fails in his attempt to appropriately ground such limitations.

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