Analysisscientific pluralismphilosophy of scienceepistemology
Philosophers Advance Scientific Pluralism As Framework
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This article surveys the rise and varieties of scientific pluralism in philosophy of science, tracing debates from mid-20th century figures like Fodor, Feyerabend, Dupré, and Suppes to contemporary pluralist frameworks. It outlines four central areas—Theories and Models; Practices and Methods; Ontologies and Classifications; and Social Organization—highlighting pluralism's challenge to unification and its call for methodological and social diversity.
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