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Compared to Kuhn's theory of revolutions, which he himself later dissociated from it transforming it into a theory of "micro-revolutions," I consider that Popper's demarcation methodology, along with the subsequent development proposed by him, including the corroboration and the verisimilitude, though imperfect, is not only valid today, but it is still the best demarcation methodology. applications, and formulate urgent problems of the future investigations.

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Popper denied having imagined such naive theory of falsifiability.

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This informal but nonetheless potent process of scrutiny and criticism by peers is reinforced nowadays by the existence of formal custodians or assessors. The fact that non-scientific or extra-scientific considerations as well as purely scientific ones may enter into the making of scientific judgements is apparent in this case.

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But few realize that with this the whole classical structure of intellectual values falls in ruins and has to be replaced: one cannot simply water down the ideal of proven truth - as some logical empiricists do — to the ideal of’probable truth’1 or — as some sociologists of knowledge do — to ‘truth by [changing] consensus’.2, THERE ARE certain ways of looking at the world and approaching an understanding of it which can be called "scientific", and which persist no matter how the content, the practice, and even the methodology of science may change in detail.

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Whereas everyone seems to know intuitively which fi{ligature}elds of knowledge are scientifi{ligature}c (such as physics and biology) and which are not (such as astrology and palmistry), it has proved difficult to come up with a satisfactory demarcation criterion. “Falsification and the Methodology of Scientific Research Programs.”.

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>> >> Popper on Trial: A Brief History of a Big Muddle 1 Susan Haack Rubbish is rubbish, but the history of rubbish is scholarship.

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The reluctance of some to acknowledge the potential threat from greenhouse gas emissions on climate has prompted the UK, currently chair of the G8 group of wealthy countries, to flag up the issue as a major topic in its agenda for the year.

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Karl Popper proposed falsifiability as an important criterion in distinguishing between science and pseudoscience. >> /MediaBox [0 0 380 613] /T1_1 58 0 R clarifica sensul mai fundamental al termenului.

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