Metascience new issue

 Publication of Volume 25, Issue 2 of the journal Metascience.

Editors: K. Brad Wray and Luciano Bosciero


In this issue:

1.      Editorial
Metascience: reflections on the symposium
Luciano Boschiero, K. Brad Wray Pages 161-162

2.      Symposium
Broken structuralism
Stathis Psillos Pages 163-171

3.      Symposium
The physical world as a blob: Is OSR really realism?
Mauro Dorato Pages 173-181

4.      Symposium
Mind the Gap
Elaine Landry Pages 183-188

5.      Symposium
Response to my critics
Steven French Pages 189-196

6.      Book Review
The best, most perfect method for medicine forever
Kirstin Borgerson Pages 197-200

7.      Book Review
In search of organizing principles of the immune system
Bartlomiej Swiatczak Pages 201-204

8.      Book Review
All in the name of science
Michael Root Pages 205-207


9.      Book Review
The bumpy road of evolutionary science
J. H. van Hateren Pages 209-211

10.  Book Review
Plants, maps, and the politics of scale
Deborah R. Coen Pages 213-216

11.  Book Review
Medical care in ancient China
Ka-wai Fan Pages 217-220

12.  Book Review
Hermann Lotze: Innovative philosopher in the context of his time
Nikolay Milkov Pages 221-224

13.  Book Review
Building biophysics in China
Howard Chiang Pages 225-227

14.  Book Review
American kids take the jabs
Michael Bennett Pages 229-232

15.  Book Review
The first volley in an earth science revolution
Roger M. McCoy Pages 233-236

16.  Book Review
The algebra between history and education
Raffaele Pisano Pages 237-241

17.  Book Review
The burdens of proof
Glen Van Brummelen Pages 243-245

18.  Book Review
Diagrams and machines in the Aristotelian Mechanics
Geoffrey Lloyd Pages 247-249

19.  Book Review
On Gianfrancesco Sagredo, Galilean Science and Venetian diplomacy
Dario Tessicini Pages 251-253

20.  Book Review
Men’s health: Renaissance medicine and the male body
Paolo Savoia Pages 255-258

21.  Book Review
The contested domain of seventeenth-century natural knowledge
Raz Chen-Morris Pages 259-261

22.  Book Review
Mission impossible?
Sachiko Kusukawa Pages 263-265

23.  Book Review
An “entangled” history of technoscience
Charles Thorpe Pages 267-273

24.  Book Review
Ronald R. Kline: The cybernetics moment: Or why we call our age the information age. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2015. xi+336pp, $54.95 HB
Andrew Pickering Pages 275-277

25.  Book Note
Computers for everyone
Fiorella Battaglia Pages 279-280

26.  Book Review
The changing nature of space exploration: the quest to get to Mars
Janet Vertesi Pages 281-283

27.  Book Review
The practice turn and its effect on science studies
Juan M. Durán Pages 285-288

28.  Book Review
A trip to Mount Everest: looking for the laws of scientific change
Lee McIntyre Pages 289-292

29.  Book Review
Causality: an empirically informed plea for pluralism
Christopher J. Austin Pages 293-296

30.  Book Review
Let’s talk about objectivity: historical and philosophical contributions
François Claveau Pages 297-300

31.  Book Review
Rethinking the scope of experimental philosophy
Justin Sytsma Pages 301-304

32.  Book Review
A rickety bridge between the two cultures
Matthew J. Brown Pages 305-308

33.  Book Review
A fresh approach to introducing the philosophy of social science
Attilia Ruzzene Pages 309-312

34.  Book Review
A quantum explanation of everything
Sharon Crasnow Pages 313-315

35.  Essay Review
The moving spotlight lights, and having lit, moves on
Kristie Miller Pages 317-321

36.  Book Review
Willful ignorance
Karen Frost-Arnold Pages 323-326

37.  Book Review
Decision-making made simple
Ryan Muldoon Pages 327-329

38.  Book Review
Understanding probability
Justin Dallmann Pages 331-333

39.  Book Review
Social Interactions and The Prisoner's Dilemma
Cédric Paternotte Pages 335-338

40.  Erratum
Erratum to: Metaphysics, prescription and methodological disagreement
Alexander Reutlinger, Phyllis Illari, Andreas Hüttemann, Mathias Frisch Page 339