Positioning the history of science /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Renn, Jürgen, 1956-, Gavroglou, Kōstas
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Dordrecht : Springer, [2007]
Series:Boston studies in the philosophy of science. v. 248.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Positioning the history of science / Kostas Gavroglu and Jürgen Renn
  • Big history? / Babak Ashraft
  • Suggestions for the study of science / Stephen G. Brush
  • Will Einstein still be the super-hero of physics history in 2050? / Tian Yu Cao
  • For a history of knowledge / Olivier Darrigol
  • Working in parallel, working together / Lorraine Daston
  • Challenges in writing about twentieth century East Asian physicists / Dong-Won Kim (Jhu)
  • Why should scientists become historians? / Raphael Falk and Ruma Falk
  • From the social to the moral to the spiritual: the postmodern exaltation of the history of science / Paul Forman
  • Between science and history / Evelyn Fox Keller
  • The search for autonomy in history of science / Yves Gingras
  • Without parallels?: averting a Schweberian dystopia / Michael D. Gordin
  • The intellectual strengths of pluralism and diversity / Loren Graham
  • On connoisseurship / John L. Heilbron
  • Concerning energy / Steve Joshua Heims
  • Reflections on a discipline / Erwin N. Hiebert
  • The woman in Einstein's shadow / Gerald Holton
  • The mutual embrace: institutions and epistemology / David Kaiser
  • History, science and history of science / Helge Kragh
  • Parallel lives and the history of science / Mary Jo Nye
  • Discarding, dichotomies, creating community: Sam Schweber and Darwin studies / Diane B. Paul and John Beatty
  • Public participation and industrial technoscience today: the difficult question of accountability / Dominique Pestre
  • The character of truth / Joan Richards
  • Schweber, physicist, historian and moral example / José M. Sánchez-Ron
  • What's new in science? / Terry Shinn
  • On the road / Skúli Sigurdsson
  • Plutarchian versus Socratic biography / Thomas Söderqvist
  • Problems not disciplines / John Stachel
  • Physicist-historians / Roger H. Stuewer
  • Letting the scientists back in / Stephen J. Weininger
  • Science as history / M. Norton Wise
  • Postscript / Sam Schweber.