Knowledge and Inquiry: Essays on Jaakko Hintikka’s Epistemology and Philosophy of Science

- Matti SINTONEN: From the Science of Logic to the Logic of Science.
I: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES.
- Zev BECHLER: Hintikka on Plenitude in Aristotle.
- Marja-Liisa KAKKURI-KNUUTTILA: What Can the Sciences of Man Learn from Aristotle? 
- Martin KUSCH: Theories of Questions in German-Speaking Philosophy Around the Turn of the Century.
- Nils-Eric SAHLIN: \'HE IS NO GOOD FOR MY WORK\': On the Philosophical Relations between Ramsey and Wittgenstein. 
II: FORMAL TOOLS: INDUCTION, OBSERVATION AND IDENTIFIABILITY.
- Theo A.F. KUIPERS: The Carnap-Hintikka Programme in Inductive Logic.
- Isaac LEVI: Caution and Nonmonotonic Inference.
- Ilkka NIINILUOTO: Inductive Logic, Atomism, and Observational Error.
- Arto MUTANEN: Theory of Identifiability.
III: QUESTIONS IN INQUIRY: THE INTERROGATIVE MODEL.
- Sylvain BROMBERGER: Natural Kinds and Questions.
- Scott A. KLEINER: The Structure of Inquiry in Developmental Biology.
- Andrzej WISNIEWSKI: Some Foundational Concepts of Erotetic Semantics.
- Jan WOLE??N??SKI: Science and Games. 
IV: GROWTH OF KNOWLEDGE: EXPLANATION AND DISCOVERY.
- Matti SINTONEN: Explanation: The Fifth Decade.
- Erik WEBER: Scientific Explanation and the Interrogative Model of Inquiry.
- George GEBHARD: Scientific Discovery, Induction, and the Multi-Level Character of Scientific Inquiry.
- Mika KIIKERI: On the Logical Structure of Learning Models.
V: JAAKKO HINTIKKA:
- REPLIES
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- ABSTRACTS.