One of the most important and enduring puzzles in philosophy, the problem of induction has challenged some of history's greatest thinkers. In this insightful work, Georg Henrik von Wright provides a lucid and accessible introduction to the problem and its many implications, offering fresh insights into this age-old debate.

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