Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Editorial Board
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Index
pp. I-VII(7)

Experimental history and Herman Boerhaave's chemistry of plants
pp. 533-567(35)
Author: Klein U.

The 'philosophical grasp of the appearances' and experimental microscopy: Johannes Muller's microscopical research, 1824-1832
pp. 569-592(24)
Author: Schickore J.

Strategies to improve the reliability of a theory: the experiment of bacterial invasion into cultured epithelial cells
pp. 593-614(22)
Author: Nederbragt H.

Harmony, explanatory coherence and the debate between the reticular theory and neuron theory of nerve cell structure: ECHO's resolution of a quiet revolution
pp. 615-632(18)
Author: Toombs E.

Four notions of biological function
pp. 633-668(36)
Author: Wouters A.G.

Health care ethics and health law in the Dutch discussion on end-of-life decisions: a historical analysis of the dynamics and development of both disciplines
pp. 669-684(16)
Authors: Kater L.; Houtepen R.; De Vries R.; Widdershoven G.

Naturalizing functions-unity beyond pluralism? - Functions-New essays in the philosophy of psychology and biologyAndre Ariew, Robert Cummins, & Mark Perlman (Eds.); Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2002, pp.viii+449, Price £50.00 hardback, ISBN 0-19-925580-6, Price £16.99 paperback, ISBN 0-19-925581-4.
pp. 685-697(13)
Author: Schlosser G.

Could religion be a group-level adaptation of Homo sapiens? - Darwin's cathedral: evolution, religion and the nature of societyDavid Sloan Wilson; University of Chicago Press, 2002, pp. v+268, Price $25 hardback, ISBN 0-226-90134-3.
pp. 699-705(7)
Author: Okasha S.

Richard Lewontin as Elvis Costello? - The triple helix: gene, organism and environmentRichard Lewontin; Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA & London, 2000, pp. 1+135, Price $25 hardback, ISBN 0-674-00159-1, Price $15 paperback, ISBN 0-674-00677-1.
pp. 707-712(6)
Author: Ariew A.

The moral significance of agricultural biotechnology
pp. 713-722(10)
Author: Castle D.