Volume 143, Issue 1

March 2009

Models, Methods, and Evidence: Topics in the Philosophy of Science / Proceedings of the 38th Oberlin Colloquium in Philosophy

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12 articles in this issue

Preface
Martin Thomson-Jones
EditorialNotes 02 December 2008 Pages: 1 - 1
Models, Methods, and Evidence: Topics in the Philosophy of Science

Announcement 30 December 2008 Pages: 3 - 3
The perils of Perrin, in the hands of philosophers
Bas C. van Fraassen
OriginalPaper 02 December 2008 Pages: 5 - 24
Perilous thoughts: comment on van Fraassen
Helen Longino
OriginalPaper 23 January 2009 Pages: 25 - 32
Models, measurement and computer simulation: the changing face of experimentation
Margaret Morrison
OriginalPaper 24 January 2009 Pages: 33 - 57
Is computer simulation changing the face of experimentation?
Ronald N. Giere
OriginalPaper 10 January 2009 Pages: 59 - 62
Absence of evidence and evidence of absence: evidential transitivity in connection with fossils, fishing, fine-tuning, and firing squads
Elliott Sober
OriginalPaper 13 December 2008 Pages: 63 - 90
Objective evidence and absence: comment on Sober
Michael Strevens
OriginalPaper 06 December 2008 Pages: 91 - 100
Models and fictions in science
Peter Godfrey-Smith
OriginalPaper 06 December 2008 Pages: 101 - 116
Science fictions: Comment on Godfrey-Smith
Arthur Fine
OriginalPaper 02 December 2008 Pages: 117 - 125
Evidence-based policy: what’s to be done about relevance?
Nancy Cartwright
OriginalPaper 03 December 2008 Pages: 127 - 136
Randomized controlled trials and the flow of information: comment on Cartwright
Sherrilyn Roush
OriginalPaper 06 December 2008 Pages: 137 - 145

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