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Handbook of the Philosophy of Science

Series Editor:

  • Dov M. Gabbay, King's College London, UK
  • Paul Thagard, University of Waterloo, Canada
  • John Woods, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

The Handbook of the Philosophy of Science is a comprehensive, multi-volume research collection with contributions from leading figures in all areas of the philosophy of science. The Handbook includes sixteen volumes:

  • Focal Issues
  • Philosophy of Physics
  • Philosophy of Biology
  • Philosophy of Mathematics
  • Philosophy of Logic
  • Philosophy of Chemistry and Pharmacology
  • Philosophy of Statistics
  • Philosophy of Information
  • Philosophy of Technological Sciences
  • Philosophy of Complex Systems
  • Philosophy of Earth Systems Science
  • Philosophy of Psychology and Cognitive Science
  • Philosophy of Economics
  • Philosophy of Linguistics
  • Philosophy of Anthropology and Sociology
  • Philosophy of Medicine
The Handbook is the most extensive examination ever published of philosophical issues in the sciences, both basic and applied. As the major reference work in the field, the Handbook of the Philosophy of Science will be essential reading for researchers in all branches of the philosophy of science, as well as graduate students and senior undergraduates. It should also draw a large readership of scientists and their students who are interested in methodological issues that arise in their fields.

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Philosophers and Social Scientists

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