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A Philosophical Introduction To Probability Volume 167 Lecture Notes 1st Edition Galavotti

Name: A Philosophical Introduction To Probability Volume 167 Lecture Notes 1st Edition Galavotti
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A Philosophical Introduction To Probability Volume 167 Lecture Notes 1st Edition Galavotti instant download after payment.

Publisher: Center for the Study of Language and Inf

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.98 MB

Pages: 250

Author: Galavotti, Maria Carla

ISBN: 9781575864907, 1575864908

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

Volume: Volume 167

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A Philosophical Introduction To Probability Volume 167 Lecture Notes 1st Edition Galavotti by Galavotti, Maria Carla 9781575864907, 1575864908 instant download after payment.

Not limited to merely mathematics, probability has a rich and controversial philosophical aspect. A Philosophical Introduction to Probability showcases lesser-known philosophical notions of probability and explores the debate over their interpretations. Galavotti traces the history of probability and its mathematical properties and then discusses various philosophical positions on probability, from the Pierre Simon de Laplace's “classical” interpretation of probability to the logical interpretation proposed by John Maynard Keynes. This book is a valuable resource for students in philosophy and mathematics and all readers interested in notions of probability.