The Philosophy of Science
A Contemporary Introduction (Routledge Contemporary Introductions to Philosophy)
by Alex Rosenberg
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How does Rosenberg’s opening premise about the difficulty of defining both science and philosophy shape your expectations for the rest of the book?
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If physics truly is the foundation for all other sciences, as Rosenberg suggests, how does that affect the autonomy and validity of disciplines like biology or psychology in your view?
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