The Bachelardian tradition in the philosophy of science

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Angelaki 10 (2):79 – 87 (2005)
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(2005). The Bachelardian Tradition in the Philosophy of Science. Angelaki: Vol. 10, continental philosophy and the sciences the french tradition issue editor: andrew aitken, pp. 79-87

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