...lism of the late 19th century borrowed parts of its worldview from various scientific disciplines of the day.
Others have proposed a political explanation for the rise of objectivity, which occurred earlier in the United States th
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# Wikipedia is not the place for original research such as "new" scientific theories.
## If your viewpoint is held by a significant scientific minority, then it should be easy to name prominent adherents, and the artic
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...-kava.html" TARGET="_blank" <sup>[3]</sup></a> <br><br>There is not enough
scientific evidence to recommend the use of kava in children.<a href="http://www.nlm.n
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One controversial explanation currently being advocated by certain [[human evolution|evolutionary psychol
...d primarily in a small area of northwestern Europe. Particularly, with the Scientific Revolution in Europe in the 1500s, quality of life increased and wealth beg
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...the object agrees with my knowledge of the object. Such a circle in explanation was called by the ancients ''Diallelos''. And the logicians were accu
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...he frequently advocated [[scientific skepticism]], [[humanism]], and the [[scientific method]].
==Education and scientific career==
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* [[Carolyn Eisele|Eisele, Carolyn]], ''Studies in the Scientific and Mathematical Philosophy of Charles S. Peirce'', M. Martin (ed.) &hellip
==Scientific method==
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* [[Carolyn Eisele|Eisele, Carolyn]], ''Studies in the Scientific and Mathematical Philosophy of Charles S. Peirce'', M. Martin (ed.), {{fact
==Scientific method==
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...proach, it is possible to see a question of articulation and a question of explanation:
...arly development of symbolic logic to address problems about the nature of scientific reasoning. Borrowing a brace of concepts from [[Aristotle]], Peirce examin
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By way of explanation, [[Aristotle]] supplies two very instructive examples, one for each of the
...]], and Peirce himself to address problems about the nature and conduct of scientific reasoning. Borrowing a brace of concepts from [[Aristotle]], Peirce examin
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...artid=1894911" TARGET="_blank" <sup>[3]</sup></a> <br><br>A methodological explanation for the observed absence of CYP3A4/5 or CYP2D6 inhibition following kava ad
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...eived as ''[[surprise (emotion)|surprise]]s'', phenomena that call for ''[[explanation]]s'' to reduce the shock of amazement. Deviations of observations from int
...eived as ''[[surprise (emotion)|surprise]]s'', phenomena that call for ''[[explanation]]s'' to reduce the shock of amazement. Deviations of observations from int
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...eived as ''[[surprise (emotion)|surprise]]s'', phenomena that call for ''[[explanation]]s'' to reduce the shock of amazement. Deviations of observations from int
...eived as ''[[surprise (emotion)|surprise]]s'', phenomena that call for ''[[explanation]]s'' to reduce the shock of amazement. Deviations of observations from int
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emulate the proceedings of scientific inquiries --
explanation of what Peirce meant by a sign relation:
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...of his defining ''[[reality]]'' as "the object of the final opinion of the scientific community", but this label is based on a peculiar sense of the word ''ideal
...ay have gone from denying the reality of universals to asserting it. This explanation is most famously given by [[Max Fisch]] in his "Peirce’s Progress from No
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...sign, which I have worked out by arduous and long labour. I will omit the
explanation of it here.</p>
<p>Perhaps a more
scientific pair of definitions would be that anything is ''general'' in so far as the
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