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100 1  Achinstein, Peter, |eAuthor.
210 10 The Book of Evidence
242     |yEnglish
245 14 The Book of Evidence / |cPeter Achinstein.
260    New York :  |bOxford University Press,  |c2001.
300    290 pages ; |c24 cm.
440  0 Oxford Studies in the Philosophy of Science
520 8  What is required for something to be evidence for a hypothesis? Here, the distinguished philosopher of science Peter Achinstein addresses this question. He introduces a basic concept of "potential" evidence that is characterized using a novel epistemic interpretation of probability; the resulting theory is applied to a range of philosophical and historical issues.
650    Evidence.
773  0  |tOxford Scholarship Online Philosophy
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966     |cIn the Research Room