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Article: Hypothetical Realism
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Hypothetical Realism
Realism, generally, is the view according to which knowledge refers to objects that actually exist. Hypothetical realism is a weak form of realism based on the theory of the growth of knowledge put forward by evolutionary epistemology. The basic assumption is that human cognitive ...
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