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Philosophy of science

view that science progresses exactly when scientific knowledge accumulates, rather than when truthlikeness or problem-solving increases.

In philosophy of science, epistemic account of scientific progress refers to view that science progresses exactly when scientific knowledge accumulates, rather than when truthlikeness or problem-solving increases. This meaning comes from Bird (2007) in Noûs.[1]

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  1. Bird, A. (2007). What Is Scientific Progress?. Noûs, 41(1), 64-89. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0068.2007.00638.x

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