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Explanation and its limits

edited by Dudley Knowles

(Royal Institute of Philosophy lecture series, v. 27)

Cambridge University Press, c1990

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"The papers collected in this volume were delivered at the Royal Institute of Philosophy Conference on Explanation and its Limits in September 1989 at the University of Glasgow"--Preface

Includes bibliographies and index

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This collection of new essays explores the nature of explanation and causality. It provides a stimulating and wide ranging debate on one of the central issues that has concerned philosophers and scientists alike - the epistemological nature of their enquiries. The volume not only sheds light on some of the general questions involved, but also addresses specific problems involved in explanation in different fields - physics, biology, psychology and the social sciences. Explanation and its Limits is an up-to-date, sharply focused and comprehensive review for all philosophers, scientists and social scientists interested in methodology.

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