Explore the profound philosophical implications of scientific evidence with “Underdetermination: An Essay on Evidence and the Limits of Natural Knowledge.” This pivotal work delves into the complex relationship between empirical data and theoretical conclusions, questioning how much our observations truly constrain our scientific beliefs. Ideal for students and scholars of philosophy of science and epistemology, this book investigates the inherent underdetermination of theories by evidence, a fundamental challenge to scientific realism. Discover the boundaries of natural knowledge and the intricate ways evidence shapes our understanding of the world. A must-read for anyone interested in the foundations of scientific inquiry and its inherent limitations. Published in 2008, this hardcover edition is a valuable addition to any academic library.