Social Epistemology

Social epistemology
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Editor's introduction
pp. 89-92(4)
Author: Gattei, Stefano

Comparability and incommensurability
pp. 93-94(2)
Author: Agassi, Joseph

The taming of science and technology studies
pp. 95-98(4)
Author: Baber, Zaheer

Kuhn's paradigm as a parable for the Cold War: incommensurability and its discontents from Fuller's Tale of Harvard to Fleck's Unsung Lvov
pp. 99-109(11)
Author: Babich, Babette

The dusk of incommensurability
pp. 111-114(4)
Author: Bar-Am, Nimrod

Sad reflections on our times*
pp. 115-118(4)
Author: Barnes, Barry

The social dimension of science
pp. 119-125(7)
Author: Barrotta, Pierluigi

Three conservative Kuhns
pp. 127-133(7)
Author: Bird, Alexander

Steve Fuller and his discontents
pp. 135-137(3)
Author: Caneva, Kenneth

Fuller on Kuhn: exciting polemic, destructive rhetoric*
pp. 139-139(1)
Author: Carpenter, Andrew

Judging Kuhn by his fruits, or: guilt by association?
pp. 141-145(5)
Author: Collin, Finn

Fuller, Kuhn, and the emergent attention space of reflexive studies of science
pp. 147-152(6)
Author: Collins, Randall

Rethinking Kuhn's legacy without paradigms: some remarks on Steve Fuller's Thomas Kuhn: A Philosophical History for Our Times
pp. 153-156(4)
Author: Delanty, Gerard

Been there, done that: breaking free from Kuhn
pp. 157-160(4)
Author: French, Steven

A plea for criticism in matters epistemological
pp. 161-168(8)
Author: Gattei, Stefano

Reconsidering the received view of the 'Received View': Kant, Kuhn, and the demise of positivist philosophy of science*
pp. 169-173(5)
Author: Hands, D. Wade

Kuhn debunked
pp. 175-182(8)
Author: Hattiangadi, Jagdish

Paradigms lost*
pp. 183-185(3)
Author: Hollinger, David

Fuller on Kuhn
pp. 187-195(9)
Author: Jarvie, Ian

Crisis, Kuhn, Fuller
pp. 197-201(5)
Author: Jensen, Hans Siggaard

Fuller's fictions: ironic or foul
pp. 203-207(5)
Author: Jha, Stefania

Kuhn's conservatism
pp. 209-214(6)
Author: Kindi, Vasso

Kant on wheels*
pp. 215-219(5)
Author: Lipton, Peter

Being there with Thomas Kuhn
pp. 221-223(3)
Author: Margolis, Howard

Steve Fuller's Thomas Kuhn*
pp. 225-228(4)
Author: Martens, David

What's Kuhn got to do with it?*
pp. 229-239(11)
Author: Mirowski, Philip

A plea to Fuller for a Rosetta Stone
pp. 241-246(6)
Author: Munévar, Gonzalo

Kuhn traduced
pp. 247-252(6)
Author: Munz, Peter

Thomas Kuhn's legacy: some remarks
pp. 253-258(6)
Author: Nickles, Thomas

Kuhn, instrumentalism, and the progress of science
pp. 259-265(7)
Author: Preston, John

On Fuller and Kuhn
pp. 267-269(3)
Author: Raven, Diederick

Anticommunism, the unity of science movement and Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions
pp. 271-275(5)
Author: Reisch, George

Noble lie--Fuller and Kuhn?
pp. 277-280(4)
Author: Remedios, Francis

Fuller's '18th Brumaire of Thomas K'*
pp. 281-289(9)
Author: Roth, Paul

Thomas Kuhn: the wrong person at the right place at the right time*
pp. 291-292(2)
Author: Sent, Esther-Mirjam

Does Thomas Kuhn have a 'model of science'?
pp. 293-296(4)
Authors: Sharrock, Wes; Read, Rupert

Social epistemology or cognitive sociology? On Steve Fuller's interpretation of Thomas Kuhn
pp. 297-300(4)
Author: Strydom, Piet

Fuller on Kuhn*
pp. 301-305(5)
Author: Torretti, Roberto

The poverty of 'constructivist' history (and policy advice)*
pp. 307-316(10)
Author: Uebel, Thomas

Autonomy or heteronomy? That is the question
pp. 317-320(4)
Author: Wettersten, John

Bringing critique back to the philosophy of science
pp. 321-324(4)
Author: Ylikoski, Petri