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| Essay 1 | Three forms of realism (1982) | 7 |
| Essay 2 | Realism and truth (1996) | 32 |
| Essay 3 | How to choose between empirically indistinguishable theories (1982) | 45 |
| Essay 4 | Meaning, use, and truth (1995) | 67 |
| Essay 5 | On the nature and norms of theoretical commitment (1991) | 86 |
| Essay 6 | Wittgensteinian Bayesianism (1993) | 105 |
| Essay 7 | Deflating the direction of time (1993) | 128 |
| Essay 8 | Gibbard's theory of norms (1993) | 135 |
| Essay 9 | Science and art (2001) | 149 |
| Essay 10 | Wittgenstein's meta-philosophical development (2004) | 159 |
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Keryn Gibson
reviewed From a Deflationary Point of View on December 01, 2012
From a Deflationary Point of View
Update 9/3/09 - I've presented a few papers on the book, all on roughly the same theme: hanging the significance of science on "natural curiosity" is a failing strategy. Starting to think more about part II of the book, which I also think is a failure (but an interesting one), and what we can do for an alternative.
This is going to be the next text in my grad seminar. We'll see how it goes.
Original review: This book is very accessible to a wide audience, which is great. And it is pointing out a serious and important task. It ultimately fails to live up to its task, I think, but the failure is interesting. A worthwhile read, and an important book for years to come.
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