Logic as Theory of Science
One might, as a first approximation, regard a scientific theory as a multiplicity of acts of knowing, of verifyings and falsifyings, validatings and calculatings, on the part of successive generations […]
One might, as a first approximation, regard a scientific theory as a multiplicity of acts of knowing, of verifyings and falsifyings, validatings and calculatings, on the part of successive generations […]
Concepts comprising the laws of pure logic can have no empirical range. Their range or sphere is ideal singulars, not mental generalizations from multiple instantiations.