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The Problem of Demarcation and the Problem of Induction: The Foundations and the Starting Points of Popper’s Philosophy of Science

Tie Sheng-lin

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The problem of demarcation is of demarcation for science; the problem of induction is of correctness of induction. Popper put forward his philosophy of science including mainly “falsificationism” and “the growth of scientific knowledge” on the basis of rethinking and analyzing the two problems. Therefore, the two problems have become the foundations and the starting points of his thought on philosophy of science.

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The problem of demarcation is of demarcation for science; the problem of induction is of correctness of induction. Popper put forward his philosophy of science including mainly “falsificationism” and “the growth of scientific knowledge” on the basis of rethinking and analyzing the two problems. Therefore, the two problems have become the foundations and the starting points of his thought on philosophy of science.

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The problem of demarcation is of demarcation for science; the problem of induction is of correctness of induction. Popper put forward his philosophy of science including mainly “falsificationism” and “the growth of scientific knowledge” on the basis of rethinking and analyzing the two problems. Therefore, the two problems have become the foundations and the starting points of his thought on philosophy of science.

Key concepts: Philosophy of science, Correctness, Epistemology, Philosophy, Mathematics, Algorithm

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