Questions of Evidence

Discover the compelling exploration of evidence in academia with Questions of Evidence, edited by renowned scholars and published by The University of Chicago Press in 1994. This insightful collection spans 512 pages, offering a deep dive into what constitutes evidence in research and scholarly discourse.

The essays and rejoinders included in this volume not only examine the often-blurred lines between disciplinary boundaries but also delve into the complex distinctions between facts and evidence across various fields of study and historical contexts. Ideal for researchers, students, and academics alike, this book invites reader engagement and reflection on the foundational elements that shape our understanding of evidence.

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