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A central feature of recent attempts to revive a Kantian philosophy of science is the emphasis on the notion of a relativized, but still constitutive a priori. Michael Friedman's work (2001; 2008; 2010a; 2012) has been especially influential in defending this view, but it is also an important feature of the work of Ryckman (2005) and DiSalle (2006) and is a common thread that runs through the articles of Bitbol, Kerszberg and Petitot's (2009).

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A central feature of recent attempts to revive a Kantian philosophy of science is the emphasis on the notion of a relativized, but still constitutive a priori. Michael Friedman's work (2001; 2008; 2010a; 2012) has been especially influential in defending this view, but it is also an important feature of the work of Ryckman (2005) and DiSalle (2006) and is a common thread that runs through the articles of Bitbol, Kerszberg and Petitot's (2009).