Pluralism unconstrained

International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 11 (2):143 – 146 (1997)
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The problem of constraining methodological pluralism is highlighted in a discussion of John Dupr 's The Disorder of Things. Dupr requires limits on what are to count as legitimate scientific methodologies. Although Dupr recognises this requirement, he fails in his attempt to appropriately ground such limitations.

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