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work_xkgk36hsbnfdrca3bqldbf4rne	Robert J. Richards	Arguments in a Sartorial Mode, or the Asymmetries of History and Philosophy of Science	1992	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4999	334	57	course, whether historians can learn something from philosophers of science. Gould, for the moment an honorary philosopher, persists in interpreting Darwin's theory as rejecting progress. good philosopher of science tests his or her conceptions, not usually against the given, Historians can take the meaning of theory, hypothesis, observation, explanation, and so on from the historical events themselves-Darwin, for instance, used all other philosophers who have tried to determine the explanatory logic of Darwin's theory, especially as represented in the Origin of Species, have assumed, or I would say, The historian will understand Darwin's theory to have These two ways of regarding theory, the philosopher's and the historian's, mark history of science-but this is not enough; it's certainly not the way historians themselves become trained. Arguments in a Sartorial Mode, or the Asymmetries of History and Philosophy of Science [pp. Arguments in a Sartorial Mode, or the Asymmetries of History and Philosophy of Science [pp.	./cache/work_xkgk36hsbnfdrca3bqldbf4rne.pdf	./txt/work_xkgk36hsbnfdrca3bqldbf4rne.txt