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work_jlq7qckmjzcj7brdqok32lvgb4	Alexander Reutlinger	A Theory of Non-universal Laws	2011	34	.pdf	application/pdf	11269	864	63	Laws in the special sciences are usually regarded to be non-universal. in the special sciences faces two challenges: (I) According to Lange's dilemma, laws Another example of a lawish statement in the special sciences is the area law in island to be problematic: the major challenge for any theory of non-universal laws in the special First horn: If it is a plain fact that the special sciences cannot rely on universal laws that laws in the special sciences are non-universal, have exceptions etc. allows to avoid Lange's Dilemma by conceiving special science laws as quasi-Newtonian, My theory of non-universal laws is an attempt to explain what "relevance" means and to invariance theories of laws, a generalization may be non-universal4 but nonetheless lawish. question is: Can special science laws be lawish and still be non-universal4? that, according to my reconstruction, non-universal special science laws are at least good 	./cache/work_jlq7qckmjzcj7brdqok32lvgb4.pdf	./txt/work_jlq7qckmjzcj7brdqok32lvgb4.txt