The Philosophy of Science

This book explores the transition from common sense to scientific understanding, focusing on the roles of theories, hypotheses, and laws of nature. It delves into the function of explanations and the place of mathematical methods in science. The author pays particular attention to the challenges faced by laypeople when engaging with exact sciences, providing a comprehensive analysis that bridges the gap between science and philosophy.

Published 1967

Binding of book is intact. Slight foxing on front and back covers, with creases, stains, and scratches present. Some foxing on spine. Moderate foxing and some tanning on top edge. Slight foxing and tanning on fore and bottom edges. Slight foxing on insides of covers, with a scribble or signature. Pages are clean of foxing and annotations, with slight tanning around margins.

Condition: Good