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• Paul Feyerabend
  |Summary=Feyerabend has been described as "the wild man of twentieth century philosophy of science" ...ific Method (a method of appraisal in light of evidence to determine which theory is better). Below are three prominent Philosophers who attempted to achieve
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• Scientonomy (Barseghyan-2015)
  {{Theory |Theory Type=Definition
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• Karl Popper
  ...reud and Adler. He was also present for a lecture given by Einstein on his theory of relativity. He later became affiliated with the Vienna Circle and the lo ...elativity, is that a principle of falsifiability is inherent to Einstein’s theory. In contrast, he found that theories like psychoanalysis and Marxism were i
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• Subtypes of Epistemic Agent
  ...) [[CiteRef::Locke (2015)]] produced classic works on these matters. Their theory of ideas maintained that all of our experiences were of ideas in our own mi ...ction within a community as means to knowledge. He formulated a consensual theory of truth, in which the acceptance of the truth of a proposition depends on
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• Scientonomy
  ...etical issues. These include the scope, possibility, and assessment of any theory of scientific change. ...tics, logic, and physics; especially [[Albert Einstein|Albert Einstein’s]] theory of relativity. It became the birthplace of logical empiricism.[[CiteRef::Cr
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• Immanuel Kant
  ...180]] The “totality” of objects is the unity of the limitations the object has in reality, the causal relationships it participates in with other objects, ...well as the metaphysical distinction of objective and subjective realities has influenced discussions up until the 20th century.
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• David Hume
  ...999)]][[CiteRef::Janiak (2016)]] By about 1700 these theories had become [[Theory Acceptance|accepted]] in Britain. [[CiteRef::Barseghyan (2015)|p. 210]] The ...g that there is a regular order to our thoughts, he asserted that the mind has the power to associate ideas. Hume’s concepts about the association of id
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