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Escape's End, or: Philosophy and the Art of Historiography Maintenance
This book makes no pretense of giving the world a new theory of the intellectual operations. Its claim to attention, if it possesses any, is grounded on the fact that it is an attempt not to supersed… more →
Ether Wave Propaganda
Reflection on Thomas Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions (part 2)
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Ken Long wrote 2 weeks ago: Thomas Kuhn’s influential book “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions” ignited a firestorm o … more →
Escape's End, or: Philosophy and the Art of Historiography Maintenance
Will Thomas wrote 3 months ago: This book makes no pretense of giving the world a new theory of the intellectual operations. Its cl … more →
More is Different
dancull wrote 3 months ago: This is the Philosophy Section.... I didn't work here often, but, I liked to study here... Lovely de … more →
The Holberg International Memorial Prize 2009 awarded to Ian Hacking
versouk wrote 4 months ago: The Holberg International Memorial Prize for 2009 for outstanding scholarly work in the arts and hum … more →
There is something wrong about being right
burçak wrote 5 months ago: Inconsistency is quite costly if you are working as a constructer; of a building, of a theory, of a … more →
Vakit öldürmek -ten
burçak wrote 5 months ago: [...]hayır sorun meseleleri algılayışımın istikrarsız oluşuydu ve kolayca değiştirilebilirdi.[...] İ … more →
The Great Escape
Will Thomas wrote 5 months ago: Abandoning philosophy This post is meant to be the first in a series concerning the relationship bet … more →
Transportation reliability and vulnerability - a question of cost and benefit?
Jan wrote 9 months ago: This is a philosophical essay on transportation vulnerability, where three fields or subjects are br … more →
Finally, A Feminist I Like (Part 2, End)
stickslip wrote 10 months ago: In refreshing contrast to Eve Ensler’s hysterical vagina-mongering is Camille Paglia’s s … more →
Blind Anger
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apgaylard wrote 1 year ago: Lionel Milgrom, HOMEOPATHY AND THE NEW FUNDAMENTALISM, Slide 1 In the second part of my journey thro … more →
Imre and Paul
Marcio Rocha Pereira wrote 1 year ago: Dark night, no moon. Very, very late. A bit of rain is falling, not enough to qet you wet, but you w … more →
Dawkins, ID and Forteanism
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beastrabban wrote 1 year ago: Looking through this month’s copy of the Fortean Times, a monthly dedicated to reporting the w … more →
Economics Education: The Indian Context
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Alex M Thomas wrote 1 year ago: Economics is viewed in most schools, colleges (Management institutes as well) and universities as a … more →
Why we should all read Phil Mirowski
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Will Thomas wrote 1 year ago: I don’t want things to get too cynical here at the History of Science Blog, so today I want to … more →
Hiatus
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paperdreamer wrote 1 year ago: Okay so I took an extended vacation… I started the semester off trying to be careful not to ne … more →
It's Evidence Jim, But Not As We Know It!
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apgaylard wrote 2 years ago: A Commentary On In Pursuit Of Evidence By Kate Chatfield RSHom I’ve wanted to critique Kate Ch … more →
Media device in hand
Mr. Random wrote 2 years ago: Media device in hand, I go out and record. I come back and plug it into the computer. Upload. Re-exi … more →
