A note on innovation and justification

Danish Yearbook of Philosophy 32 (1):87-110 (1997)
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Abstract

Within epistemology and the philosophy of science there is, in a number of cases, an a-symmetrical relation or even complementarity between innovation and justification. Innovations are not always justifiable, within the currently accepted body of scientific knowledge and readily justifiable innovations are seldom too interesting. This paper describes some such cases drawn from the history of science and attempts to classify different types of innovations.

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Stig Pedersen
Roskilde University
Vincent Hendricks
University of Copenhagen

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