Concepts in the philosophy of science
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In the philosophy of science, "concepts" refer to the fundamental ideas, categories, and frameworks that underpin scientific inquiry and understanding. These concepts are essential for structuring scientific theories, formulating hypotheses, and interpreting empirical data. Here are some key areas in which concepts play a crucial role in the philosophy of science: 1. **Scientific Theories**: Concepts are foundational to the development of scientific theories, which consist of a set of propositions or statements that explain a phenomenon.
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