Publication of Volume 30, Issue 2 of the journal Metascience
Publication of Volume 30, Issue 2 of the journal Metascience.
Editors: K. Brad Wray and Jonathan Simon
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In this issue
EDITORIAL
1. Jonathan Simon, The philosophers' stone
SYMPOSIUM: ON ALCHEMY
2. William R. Newman, Rampling and the Ripley Corpus
3. Anna Marie Roos, Alchemical exegesis
4. Stephen Clucas, Playing with (experimental) fire
5. Jennifer M. Rampling, Alchemical reading in action
HISTORY OF PHYSICS
6. Helge Kragh, The pope of condensed matter physics
7. Naomi Pasachoff, Life in Prague
8. Raffaele Pisano, Seventeen lectures in the history of physics
HISTORY OF METEOROLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
9. Vanessa Heggie, Minding the mountains
10. Alessandro Antonello, A pioneering life in the clouds
11. Sebastian V. Grevsmühl, The environment of the people
METAPHYSICS, EPISTEMOLOGY AND FORMAL PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
12. Manuel Pérez Otero, Prospects for non-negationist regulative epistemology
13. James Wilson, All your Bayes (are) belong to us
14. Henrik Kragh Sørensen, The importance of mathematical surplus
15. Gustavo Cevolani, An invitation to truthmaker theory
PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES/RACE & GENDER
16. Katharine Jenkins, A productive exchange of views on race
17. Gretchen Ellefson, Power matters
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
18. Luciano Boschiero, Scientific academies: the early years
19. Paddy Holt, Brahe’s Uraniborg
20. Hugues Chabot, The Academy’s best kept secrets
21. José Pardo-Tomás, The end of phantasmagoria
SCIENCE STUDIES
22. Milan M. Ćirković, Planetary science through an ethnographic telescope
23. Steven Umbrello, Can humans dream of electric sheep?
24. Jessica Borge, A revisionist history of the trade in contraceptives
25. Gil Santos, Philosophy needs to face up to the global problems of our times
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
26. Pierre Wagner, A portrait of Carnap as a young philosopher
27. James Andrew Smith, Quine—structuralism and all
PHILOSOPHY OF CHEMISTRY
28. Karoliina Pulkkinen, Timing discoveries, timing updated editions
29. Quentin Ruyant, A big picture perspective on the philosophy of chemistry
HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF THE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
30. Stuart Blume, The original vaccine
31. Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, Following the chromosome through history
32. Michael Worboys, Occupational germs
33. Peter Leese, Treating Trauma
34. Peter Woodford, A fish-hook for biologists: will they take the bait?
35. Nicolas Rasmussen, Friends of the cactus
REPRESENTING SCIENCE
36. Laura Søvsø Thomasen, The science of the Cosmos and all the art in between
37. Serdal Tümkaya, Science, scientism, and never-ending myths about the scientistic stance
38. Karim Bschir, How to make sense of science
DATA, METHOD AND METHODOLOGY
39. Jutta Schickore, Thinking about scientific thinking
40. Frank Cabrera, Correlation isn’t good enough: causal explanation and Big Data