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A. F. Chalmers examines what distinguishes scientific knowledge and how claims about the world are tested. The discussion introduces major approaches to scientific method, including induction, falsification and changes in scientific theory, without assuming specialist philosophical training.
Author: A. F. Chalmers
Publisher: University of Queensland Press
Publication year: 1999
Format: Paperback
Pages: 266
Language: English
ISBN: 9780702230936
Condition: Used. Rubbing and edge wear to the covers, with a small crease at the lower corner.
A: All our books are stored, catalogued, and shipped from our bookshop in Kenepuru, Porirua.
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A: Yes — local pickup is available, we are at Unit 2, 55 Kenepuru Drive Porirua - we usually can have it ready within the hour.
A: Yes. Every title is pre-owned; the condition is written in the product description. If we got it wrong, or you are unhappy, let us know and we will make it right.
A: Yes, each book is photographed individually. If you want more photos, we would be more than happy to add them, just ask!
A: Each book is individually priced based on its current market value, condition, and availability. Most of our books are collectable, vintage, many are hard to find in the 'wild'. We use actual 'sold' prices as a benchmark (Trademe, Ebay & Dunbar Slone) We try to price below market average to encourage people to start to resell books as a side hustle! We love to do bulk deals, just drop us a message!