Journal of Cognition and Culture

Introduction: Why There Should Be a Cognitive Anthropology of Science
pp. 391-408(18)
Author: Heintz, Christophe

From Ethno-Science to Science, or 'What the Indigenous Knowledge Debate Tells Us about How Scientists Define Their Project'
pp. 409-450(42)
Author: Ellen, Roy

Galileo and the Mountains of the Moon: Analogical Reasoning, Models and Metaphors in Scientific Discovery
pp. 451-483(33)
Author: Spranzi, Marta

Religious Belief, Scientific Expertise, and Folk Ecology
pp. 485-524(40)
Authors: Poling, Devereaux A.; Evans, E. Margaret

The Unreasonable Richness of Mathematics
pp. 525-549(25)
Authors: Van Bendegem, Jean Paul; Van Kerkhove, Bart

Cognition, Construction and Culture: Visual Theories in the Sciences
pp. 551-593(43)
Author: Gooding, David C.

Emergence of Graphing Practices in Scientific Research
pp. 595-627(33)
Author: Roth, Wolff-Michael

I See What You Are Saying: Action as Cognition in fMRI Brain Mapping Practice
pp. 629-661(33)
Authors: Alač, Morana; Hutchins, Edwin

What Has History to Do with Cognition? Interactive Methods for Studying Research Laboratories
pp. 663-700(38)
Authors: Kurz-Milcke, Elke; Nersessian, Nancy J.; Newstetter, Wendy C.

The Heuristic Structure of Scientific Knowledge
pp. 701-729(29)
Authors: Eraña, Ángeles; Martínez, Sergio F.

Replication and the Experimental Ethnography of Science
pp. 731-758(28)
Author: Tweney, Ryan D.

The Problem of Agency in Scientific Distributed Cognitive Systems
pp. 759-774(16)
Author: Giere, Ronald N.