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(1999) Experience, reality, and scientific explanation, Dordrecht, Springer.
There can be no doubt that the migration of German and Austrian philosophers to North America as a result of Adolf Hitler's rise to power had a profound effect on twentieth-century scientific philosophy in general, and on philosophy of science in particular. Robert Butts's essay contains a great deal of enlightening information on this topic, but it is, so to speak, a view from east of the Mississippi River.1 Since my entry into philosophy of science occurred in California, I should like to add a view of the subject from the West Coast.
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Salmon, M. H. , Salmon, W. C. (1999)., Comments, in M. C. Galavotti & A. Pagnini (eds.), Experience, reality, and scientific explanation, Dordrecht, Springer, pp. 209-239.
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