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philosophy of science

Pythagoras

Naive Realism

The world I see is real. What are you all arguing about?

internal

entity realism _reaMsm

Kuhn

Duhem Laudań

underdetermiriation

Worrall

Quine

pessimistic

meta-induction

Carnap Positivism

Tegmark ^D7^ltt Russell ^H“^kjⁿ8

Popper Ladyman French

realism

Maudlin . Dennett \    Rosenberg

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PsillosI Boyd

Cartwright Poincare

Pragmatism

Peirce

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anti-realism

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Structural Realism

Science has identified real patterns, relationships, and structures (at least within a regime) in naturę.

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Scientific Realism

Science makes real progress in describing real features of the world.

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metaphysically

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Instrumentalism

Theoretical concepts may have use in predicting observations, but we have no ontological commitments to them.

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Constructive Empiricism

Science aims to give us theories which are empirically adequate, but does not justify metaphysical claims about reality.

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Relativism

Social constructivism.

Epistemological

anarchism.

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