Introduction
1: Hume's Argument
2: Reliabilism
3: Realism and the No-Miracles Argument
4: Probabilism
5: Deductivisim
6: The Naturalistic Fallacy
7: 'A New Species of Logic'
8: The Logic of Scientific Discoveries
9: Chance and Probability
Finale
Coda: 'Of Miracles'
References
Index

About the Author

Colin Howson is Professor of Philosophy at the London School of Economics.

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Delivered with pace and consistent intelligence. The book covers a great deal of ground, including Hume's sceptical argument, the new riddle of induction, naturalised epistemology, reliabilism, scientific realism, deductivism, objective chances and Hume on miracles, all from a Bayesian perspective...often provocative and repeatedly enlightening.
*Peter Lipton British Journal for the Philosophy of Science*

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