The pragmatic turn in naturalist philosophy of science

Perspectives on Science 3 (2):206-230 (1995)
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Abstract

Creative approaches in recent work in science studies can be usefully connected with ideas from the pragmatic tradition. This article both criticizes and builds on the contemporary pragmatic views of Hacking, Stich, and others. It selects a theme from the work of James and Dewey as a heuristic for a new, and necessary, pragmatic epistemology of science.

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