Abstract
Modern science is accustomed to decide all questions about reality by experience and experiment. This remarkable attitude is not at all self-evident. It is rather a late achievement in the history of mankind, and its import cannot be fully understood as long as that...
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Zilsel, E., Raven, D., Krohn, W., & Cohen, R. S. (2003). Problems of Empiricism (pp. 171–199). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4142-0_9
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