METASCIENCE new issue

Publication of Volume 28, Issue 2 of the journal Metascience
Editors:  K. Brad Wray and Luciano Boschiero
https://link.springer.com/journal/11016/28/2
  1. Editorial
Two symposia worth reading: science, religion, and the history of mechanics
Luciano Boschiero, K. Brad Wray Pages 179-180
  1. Symposium on Alan Chalmers: One hundred years of pressure: Hydrostatics from Stevin to Newton
Principles of weighing water
Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis Pages 181-186
  1. Symposium on Alan Chalmers: One hundred years of pressure: Hydrostatics from Stevin to Newton
Under pressure
Peter Dear Pages 187-191
  1. Symposium on Alan Chalmers: One hundred years of pressure: Hydrostatics from Stevin to Newton
…and three centuries of steam power
Keith Hutchison Pages 193-196
  1. Symposium on Alan Chalmers: One hundred years of pressure: Hydrostatics from Stevin to Newton
Non-teleological progress in hydrostatics from practitioners’ knowledge to scientific knowledge
Alan Chalmers Pages 197-202
  1. Symposium on Yves Gingras: Science and religion: An impossible dialogue
A dialogue with the damned
James Robert Brown Pages 203-209
  1. Symposium on Yves Gingras: Science and religion: An impossible dialogue
A syllabus of (some of) Gingras’ errors
Yiftach Fehige, Adam Richter Pages 211-219
  1. Symposium on Yves Gingras: Science and religion: An impossible dialogue
In defence of dialogue
Gijsbert van den Brink Pages 221-228
  1. Symposium on Yves Gingras: Science and religion: An impossible dialogue
Faith reason and dialogue
Menachem Fisch Pages 229-235

  1. Symposium on Yves Gingras: Science and religion: An impossible dialogue
Response to critics: how religious beliefs distort historical understanding
Yves Gingras Pages 237-248
  1. Book Review
Science and humanity: virtues and vices
Mark Q. Gardiner Pages 249-252
  1. Book Review
Scientific devotion
John Hedley Brooke Pages 253-255
  1. Book Review
The puzzle of idealization
N. Emrah Aydinonat Pages 257-260
  1. Book Review
A review of theoretical virtues in science debate
Darren Bradley Pages 261-264
  1. Book Review
Decision theory (and a little of that human touch)
Timothy Luke Williamson Pages 265-268
  1. Book Review
Is it time for a Nietzschean genealogy of laws of nature?
Jason Winning Pages 269-271
  1. Book Review
Should we distrust medical interventions?
Donald Gillies Pages 273-276
  1. Book Review
Feminist criticism in biology exemplifies philosophy of science
Evelyn Brister Pages 277-280
  1. Book Review
When wild nature meets the soundscape of modernity
Matthew Holmes Pages 281-284
  1. Book Review
Talking bipedal ape writes book
Sean Hermanson Pages 285-288
21.  Book Review
Evolutionary theory: conceptual controversies and pluralism
Karen Kovaka Pages 289-291
  1. Book Review
Unravelling the sequence of events
Kathryn M Weston Pages 293-296
  1. Book Review
Human subject research
Piers J. Hale Pages 297-300
  1. Book Review
Stories of ancestors
Jonathan Marks Pages 301-303
  1. Book Review
From the division of polyps to the multiplication of animalcules: the truth behind Saussure’s discoveries
Thierry Hoquet Pages 305-307
  1. Book Review
Learning to understand Quine
Adam Tamas Tuboly Pages 309-312
  1. Book Review
Out of the frame
Vincenzo Politi Pages 313-316
  1. Book Review
Getting to know Adam Smith
George Gale Pages 317-319
  1. Book Review
A new collection of studies on Spinoza
Francesca di Poppa Pages 321-324
  1. Book Note
Rescuing Renouvier
Howard Sankey Pages 325-326
  1. Book Review
Where science ends and scientism begins
Jonathan Beale Pages 327-330
  1. Book Review
Art, politics, and particle physics, with one eye on the past
Karen Crowther Pages 331-334
  1. Review Essay
Some remarks on phenomenology’s past
Steven DeLay Pages 335-340
  1. Book Review
Beyond or above? The adynamical explanation meets ontological contextuality without a fundamental level
Valia Allori Pages 341-344
  1. Book Review
Naturalness in physics: just a matter of aesthetics?
Samuel Schindler Pages 345-347
  1. Book Review
A finite review of a finite book on an infinite topic

Mark Zelcer Pages 349-351