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Questions of Science and Metaphysics,subordinate to metaphysics — recently revived by Meyerson, Burtt, Koyre, and others. Second, the critical view or the hypothetico-deductive view of science as Socratic dialogue par excellence — a view we owe to Sir Karl Popper. In this chapter I wish to relate both views to a new branch of philosoph

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