Scientific realism Philosophical view about science that consists of three theses:

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The Semantic Thesis: Scientific theories should be taken at face-value. They are truthconditioned descriptions of their intended domain, both observable and unobservable. Hence, they are capable of being true or false. The theoretical terms featuring in theories have putative factual reference

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Stathis Psillos
University of Athens

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