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Confirmation, Complexity and Social Laws
Two attitudes largely dominate current philosophic thinking about the social sciences. One argues that the social science are not and cannot be real sciences—because the social sciences have not and probably cannot produce anything like the laws of the natural sciences. The other attitude—coming fro
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