Sentence examples for the demarcation problem from inspiring English sources

Another way to express this is that the demarcation problem has a deeper concern than that of demarcating the selection of human activities that we have for various reasons chosen to call "sciences".

The demarcation problem is primarily the challenge of distinguishing real science from pseudoscience.

The issue of alternative medicine, especially Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M ., brings fresh passion to the demarcation problem.

Alternative medicine has exploded in recent years, reawakening a philosophical problem that epistemologists call the "demarcation problem".

The verdict by philosopher Larry Laudan, echoed by Asma, that the demarcation problem is dead and buried, is not shared by most contemporary philosophers who have studied the subject.

This is an example of the demarcation problem.

This essay assumes that the conceptual issues raised by illnesses, injuries and other medical conditions are similar enough to let us put this demarcation problem aside.

Science also has the internal demarcation problem of distinguishing between good and bad science.

Such a view need not presuppose a solution to the so-called "demarcation problem"—i.e., the problem of what demarcates genuine science from pseudo-science as long as there remain clear, pseudo-science ass of successfulongiences.

If on other other hand, it means that the courts should address the more difficult "demarcation problem" of separating science from pseudoscience, judges will find themselves over their heads in the deep waters of controverted epistemology.

Rather than contrasting litigation science with a nonexistent ideal of research science, a more fruitful approach to the law's demarcation problem is to ask what is special about the forensic representation of science, and how that stylized form of representation differs from conventional modes of scientific representation.