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expositions-1455	none	3. Getting “Wrong” Right	2012	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4109	140	44	Indeed, on one way of looking at it, the history of the sciences is virtually a catalogue of different ways of doing it…” (Lehoux 2012, 1) Estrangement of Roman thought, and of ancient science more generally, is a crucial part of Lehoux’s strategy for allowing his reader to see Roman scientific thought through new eyes. In rejecting the received wisdom of a 20th-century philosophy of science which strives at all costs to fit scientific theories into a deductive model, Lehoux’s approach can be constructively juxtaposed with that of Rom Harré’s The Principles of Scientific Thinking (1970).	cache/expositions-1455.pdf	txt/expositions-1455.txt