Metascience new issue
Editors:
Luciano Boschiero and K. Brad Wray
In
this issue:
1.
Editorial
Exciting days
Luciano Boschiero, K. Brad Wray Pages 1-2
2.
Symposium
Shaping modernity
John
H. Zammito Pages 3-6
3.
Symposium
Making the human sciences
Michael
R. Lynn Pages 7-12
4.
Symposium
Naturalization/humanization
Jan
Golinski Pages 13-16
5.
Symposium
Author’s response: the naturalization of the human and the
humanization of nature
Stephen
Gaukroger Pages 17-20
6.
Essay Review
Early correspondence of John Tyndall: preparation for a stellar
career ascent
Norman
McMillan, Martin Nevin Pages
21-26
7.
Essay Review
Between conservatism and liberalization: the enlightened pope
Paolo
Savoia Pages 27-32
8.
Book Review
The politics and power of astrology in Renaissance Europe
Nicholas
Campion Pages 33-36
9.
Book Review
The state of the art on Newton
Steffen
Ducheyne Pages 37-40
10. Book Review
Mechanism as a scientific pluralism in the early modern medicine
and natural philosophy
Sarah
Carvallo Pages 41-44
11. Book Review
Reaffirming ‘the scientific revolution’
John
Gascoigne Pages 45-47
12. Survey Review
One hundred years of general relativity
Katherine
Brading, Sebastián Murgueitio Ramírez, Laura WellsPages 49-57
13. Book Review
John Stewart Bell and the renewal of the foundations of quantum
mechanics
Olival
Freire Jr. Pages 59-62
14. Book Review
Alan Turing and the theoretical foundation of the information age
Paul
E. Ceruzzi Pages 63-66
15. Book Review
Taking philosophy of science to economics
Harold
Kincaid Pages 67-70
16. Book Review
Prediction in economics
Marek
Hudik Pages 71-74
17. Book Review
Refreshing perspectives on Kuhn’s Structure at
fifty
Thomas
Nickles Pages 75-78
18. Book Review
A fast tour through the positivist mind
Vasso
Kindi Pages 79-81
19. Book Review
Models and Experiments
Samuel
Ruhmkorff Pages 83-86
20. Book Review
Games, pluralism, and scientific explanation
Raoul
Gervais Pages 87-89
21.
Book Review
How Newton got lucky
Olin
M. Robus Pages 91-94
22. Book Review
Experimental philosophy and the fate of the philosopher’s armchair
Marcus
Arvan Pages 95-98
23. Book Review
The crucial role of models in science
Sabina
Leonelli Pages 99-101
24. Book Review
The functions of models
Sergio
A. Gallegos Pages 103-106
25. Essay Review
Placing universal grammar on the agenda of evolutionary
linguistics?
Nathalie
Gontier Pages 107-111
26. Book Review
The mystery of the preterm baby
Christine
Overall Pages 113-116
27. Book Review
Is panpsychism with us?
Marco
Giunti Pages 117-121
28. Book Review
Time, inside and out
M.
Joshua Mozersky Pages 123-126
29. Book Review
Does physics make us free?
Natalja
Deng, Klaas Landsman Pages
127-130
30. Book Review
The changing practices of proof in mathematics
Andrew
Arana Pages 131-135
31. Essay Review
An entangled bank: Charles Darwin and romanticism
Michael
Ruse Pages 137-143
32. Book Review
Darwin and the end of providence: the role of chance in evolution
Michael
A. Flannery Pages 145-148
33. Book Review
Why creationists should learn about evolution
Graham
Oppy Pages 149-151
34. Book Review
Case studies, fields and the dissemination of knowledge
Ivan
Crozier Pages 153-155
35. Book Review
Advising presidents on science when presidents rebuff science
advice
Roger
D. Launius Pages 157-159
36. Book Review
Recognising the region
Heather
Goodall Pages 161-164
37. Book Review
HIV/AIDS and political controversies in modern South Africa
Martin
Weinel Pages 165-168
38. Book Notice
How Nature changed
K.
Brad Wray Pages 169-170
39. Book Note
A bit of guidance on doing global science
Hugh
Lacey Pages 171-172