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Why do scientific revolutions begin?

Donald Gillies (2012)
Facing Giere’s challenges to the History and Philosophy of Science

Samuel Schindler (2012)
Experimenting with spirits: the creative and therapeutic role of experimentation on Francis Bacon’s natural histories

Dana Jalobeanu (2012)
Galileo’s use of experimentation and the limits of nature

Maarten Van Dyck (2012)
Vacuum Experiments in Cartesian Context

Mihnea Dobre (2012)
Incommensurability and Evidence

Jed Buchwald (2012)
What does History Matter to Philosophy of Physics?

Thomas Ryckman (2012)
How Theories Begin: Max Planck and the Genesis of Quantum Theory

Massimiliano Badino (2012)
The Changing Relationship Between Simulation and Experiment: The Case of Quantum Chemistry

Johannes Lenhard (2012)
“Maxwell’s Method of Physical Analogy and the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics”

Alisa Bokulich (2012)

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