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Métaphysique et induction

Eli Zahar — 2007

Philosophia Scientiae

Nous présupposons le critère de démarcation de Popper d’après lequel un énoncé $M$ est dit métaphysique s’il est empiriquement irréfutable. $M$ sera qualifié de synthétiquesi, de surcroît, il ne peut pas être expérimentalement vérifié. Nous démontrerons que le principe d’induction physique $J^{*}$ est synthétique, $J^{*}$ étant défini — en gros — comme le principe suivant : toute théorie $H$ qui est à la fois non-adhoc et empiriquement corroborée dans un domaine $▵$ courra, à l’avenir, moins de risques d’être mise...

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