Metaphysical Narration, Science, and Symbolic Form

Review of Metaphysics 47 (1):115 - 132 (1993)
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THIS ESSAY ADDRESSES TWO QUESTIONS: Is the search for scientific truth a self-sufficient activity? or Does scientific right reasoning depend upon a form of truth-telling that lies beyond the limits of scientific investigation? Put differently, is there a sense of metaphysics as a form of human culture that is the embodiment of this general sense of truth-telling?

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Donald Phillip Verene
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