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Volume 27, Number 4, December 1996
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Courts and Conversions: Intellectual Battles and Natural Knowledge in Counter-Reformation Rome
pp. 429-449(21)
Author: De Renzi S.

Astronomy and Observation in Plato's Republic
pp. 451-471(21)
Author: Gregory A.

Species, Rules and Meaning: The Politics of Language and the Ends of Definitions in 19th Century Natural History
pp. 473-519(47)
Author: McOuat G.R.

Theory, Practice, and Epistemology in the Development of Species Concepts
pp. 521-545(25)
Author: Magnus D.

Herbert Butterfield (1900-79) as a Christian Historian of Science
pp. 547-564(18)
Author: Cabral R.

Social Epistemology and the Ethics of Research
pp. 565-586(22)
Author: Resnik D.

Should We Reject Supervenience Analyses of Laws, Chance, and Causation?
pp. 587-592(6)
Author: Zynda L.

Is Clavius Worth Reappraising? The Impact of a Jesuit Mathematical Teacher on the Eve of the Astronomical Revolution
pp. 593-598(6)
Author: Pantin I.

A Cognitive Perspective on Science Studies
pp. 599-605(7)
Author: Allwood C.M.

Towards a New Framework for Revolutions in Science
pp. 607-625(19)
Author: Gonzalez W.J.

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