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Les pratiques pseudo-scientifiques
Dialogue 22 (2):239-251 (1983)
Abstract
There is no satisfactory way of distinguishing the parodies of science from the genuine thing. Philosophers tend to think science and pseudoscience differ in kind, but the fact is they differ mostly in degree.Analytics
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