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Using Science Without Belief (a case for Instrumentalism)

admin August 31, 2013 10:15 pm

A case for Scientific Instrumentalism, the idea that we can use science while suspending judgement on it’s truth value.

Category: Philosophy

Tags: Assumptions, Belief (Quotation Sub..., carneadesofcyrene, Faith (Activism Issue), Instrumentalism, philosophy, Philosophy Of Science (Idea), Science (Literary Genre), Use, Without

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