The principles of science
William Stanley Jevons
- Essays
- Book language: English
- 867 pages
The Principles of Science is a treatise on logic and scientific method by the British logician and economist W. Stanley Jevons. It explores induction, probability, and the principles behind scientific reasoning, offering a systematic view of how knowledge is formed. It is worth listening to for its clear, thoughtful account of nineteenth-century philosophy of science.
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