The rationality of science

Paul Feyerabend

pp. 289-315

in: Sandra Harding (ed), Can theories be refuted?, Berlin, Springer, 1976

Abstract

Let us now use the material of the [earlier sections of "Against Method"] to throw light on the following features of contemporary empiricism: first, the distinction between a context of discovery and a context of justification; second, the distinction between observational terms and theoretical terms; third, the problem of incommensurability.