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Patterns of Discovery
American Journal of Physics · 1959 · Vol. 27(4) · pp. 285–285
Norwood Russell Hanson✉(Oberlin College)Paul F. Schmidt(Oberlin College)
Abstract
An examination of the processes involved in theory-finding in science. Professor Hanson considers various examples from the history of physics in the light of elementary particle physics. This is a book for philosophers and scientists of every persuasion. Professor Hanson gives the scien tist an insight into the philo sophical and historical background of his work, and the non-specialist philosopher an unusually clear and discerning account of the nature of scientific discovery. $5.50
Science and Climate StudiesPhilosophy and History of ScienceSpace Science and Extraterrestrial LifeScientific discoveryEpistemologyHistory of scienceHistory of physicsPersuasionPhilosophyTheoretical physicsPhysicsCognitive sciencePsychology
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