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... observations with the aid of more or less well - functioning theories ( or hypotheses ) . If we look with conceptually blind eyes , we shall see nothing of scientific interest . Hence , nothing is really wrong with scientific prejudices ...
... observations with the aid of more or less well - functioning theories ( or hypotheses ) . If we look with conceptually blind eyes , we shall see nothing of scientific interest . Hence , nothing is really wrong with scientific prejudices ...
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... observation . The first two involve observations made by the so - called unaided ear and eye , whereas the third requires the use of various extensions of our biologically given sense organs . Specifically , bodily complaints are ...
... observation . The first two involve observations made by the so - called unaided ear and eye , whereas the third requires the use of various extensions of our biologically given sense organs . Specifically , bodily complaints are ...
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... observations , the latter inferences . The relation- ship here between observation and inference is , of course , the same as it is in the other empirical sciences . As singular events , inferences may be verified or falsified - for ...
... observations , the latter inferences . The relation- ship here between observation and inference is , of course , the same as it is in the other empirical sciences . As singular events , inferences may be verified or falsified - for ...
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Book One The Myth of Mental Illness | 17 |
MALINGERING | 37 |
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