Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge

This book is a collection of essays that explore the nature of scientific progress and the role of criticism in the development of knowledge. It features contributions from prominent philosophers and scientists who engage in a critical dialogue about the structure and dynamics of scientific revolutions. The discussions delve into the methodologies of scientific research programmes, the concept of 'normal science', and the philosophical underpinnings of scientific inquiry. The essays provide a comprehensive examination of how scientific theories evolve and the impact of critical scrutiny on the growth of knowledge.

Published 1972

Binding of book is intact. Slight foxing and crease(s) on front cover. Some foxing on back cover. Some foxing and fading on spine. Slight tanning on top, fore, and bottom edges. Moderate foxing on top edge, slight foxing on fore and bottom edges. Slight foxing on insides of covers with pencil writings. Slight foxing on certain pages. Pages are clean of annotations. Slight tanning around margins of pages.

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