Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Volumen80Metcalf and Company, 1951 |
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Introductory Remarks PHILIPP FRANK | 5 |
The Logical and Sociological Aspects of Science | 16 |
Integration in the Biological and Social Sciences W | 31 |
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