I don’t think that this is old news; it’s certainly new to me. Anyway, for anyone who does’t know, volumes 1-14 of Minnesota Studies in Philosophy of Science are now available online and for free! Go here: <http://mcps.umn.edu/philosophy/complete.html>. These are absolute classics in the field!
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Nov 2nd, 2009 by Jonah Schupbach
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