Science and the meanings of truth. Studies introductory to asking what is meant today by physical explanation of Nature, by mechanisms of cause and effect, and by a claim that scientific knowledge is true

Name: Science and the meanings of truth. Studies introductory to asking what is meant today by physical explanation of Nature, by mechanisms of cause and effect, and by a claim that scientific knowledge is true
Author: Martin Johnson

by Martin Johnson · 1 review · 1948

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Charles A. Baylis	The Journal of Symbolic Logic	1948	Restricted

Metaphysics & Logic

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