The central point of the book is that the thesis of underdetermination is a viable thesis and provides an epistemological basis for pluralism by justifying alternative world views or conceptual schemes in science. The book examines both Quine's and Davidson's views on underdetermination and language and argues underdetermination provides an epistemological basis for pluralism.
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Dr. M. Ashraf Adeel is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Adeel received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Hawaii.
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