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What I want to do is rather to compare its implied distinction between methods in the natural and human sciences with a potentially more radical development within the historical and philosophical analysis of natural science itself .
What I want to do is rather to compare its implied distinction between methods in the natural and human sciences with a potentially more radical development within the historical and philosophical analysis of natural science itself .
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It is indeed a main motivation of Habermas's argument to direct attention to the human interests served by natural and human science respectively , and to their respective criteria of success and failure , or , as he puts it , to their ...
It is indeed a main motivation of Habermas's argument to direct attention to the human interests served by natural and human science respectively , and to their respective criteria of success and failure , or , as he puts it , to their ...
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Cosmology and biology cannot be excluded from the domain of natural science , and yet they only imperfectly satisfy the conditions of learning and control . We are left with a problem about the form of objectivity of large areas of ...
Cosmology and biology cannot be excluded from the domain of natural science , and yet they only imperfectly satisfy the conditions of learning and control . We are left with a problem about the form of objectivity of large areas of ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19712 | 9 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir Denys Page | 61 |
THE LITERATE ANGLOSAXONON SOURCES AND DISSEMINATIONS Sir | 101 |
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