Studies in Inductive Probability and Rational Expectation

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The book delves into the philosophy of metaphilosophy, emphasizing the importance of addressing pseudo-problems effectively. It discusses the process of concept explication, highlighting the work of philosophers like Carnap, Hempel, and Stegmiiller. The author outlines how vague concepts, or explicanda, are analyzed and clarified, ultimately leading to explicata that meet criteria of precision, simplicity, and usefulness. These principles are essential for advancing theories and resolving philosophical issues, underscoring the rigorous nature of philosophical inquiry.