William Whewell
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- “Emotion”: the History of a Keyword in Crisis Er.Sagepub.Com
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Copyright C 2012 by the Publisher Spring of 1813, the Four Met for What They Called "Philosophical
- Download Kindle ^ the Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences
- Why Did Scientific Renaissance Take Place in Europe and Not in India§
- Natural Philosophy and the Sciences: Challenging Science’S Tunnel Vision
- Judaism and the Religious Crisis of Modern Science1
- Author's Personal Copy
- And the Scientific Outlook: Religion, Science and Social Ethics in the Writings of Bertrand Russell, 1919-1938
- A Scientist Does Not Have to Be Human?
- PHIL/HPS 588 History of the Philosophy of Science, from The
- The Nature of Science and Is Introduced to the Integrated View of Our World That Modern Science Has Produced
- Concepts of the ´Scientific Revolution´: an Analysis of the Historiographical Appraisal of the Traditional Claims of Science
- HPS 154 / Phil 163H Syllabus
- I “BECAUSE WE ARE ALONE…” ARGUMENTS for HUMANS AS the UNIVERSE’S ONLY INTELLIGENT LIFE FORM from ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS to TODAY’S SCIENTISTS
- By Laura J. Snyder
- William Whewell's Semantic Account of Induction
- Bertrand Russell's Essay on the Foundations of Geometry and the Cambridge Mathematical Tradition by Joan L
- The Rise of Political Economy As a Science Methodology and the Classical Economists