Philip Kitcher argues that if inductive principles are specific and license particular inferences, they are likely contingent and cannot be justified by a priori or armchair methods, contradicting philosophers who claim they are necessary consequences of the concept of rationality.

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  Naturalized Epistemology - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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