Continental and Postmodern Perspectives
- in the Philosophy
of Science
- Edited by
- Babette E. Babich
- Debra B. Bergoffen
- Simon V. Glynn
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- Introduction
- Babette E. Babich, Debra B.
Bergoffen, and Simon V. Glynn,
On
the Idea of Continental and Postmodern Perspectives in the Philosophy
of Science
Postmodern Continental:
Propædeutic and Parody
Theory of Science:
Quantum Deconstruction
- Patrick A. Heelan, An
Anti-Epistemological or Ontological Interpretation of the Quantum
Theory and Theories Like It
- Robert P. Crease, The
Play of Nature: Experimentation as Performance
- Simon V. Glynn, The
Deconstruction of Some Paradoxes in Relativity, Quantum Theory,
and Particle Physics
- Daniel Rothbart, Observing
the Analogies of Nature
- Charles Harvey, Natural
Science is Human Science. Human Science is Natural Science: Never
the Twain Shall Meet
On Application:
Praxis and Critique
- Debra B. Bergoffen,
Coveting a Body of Knowledge: Science and the Desires of Truth
- Chip Colwell, Postmodernism
and Medicine: Discourse and the Limits of Practice
- Ladelle McWhorter, Scientific
Discipline and the Origins of Race: A Foucaultian Reading of
the History of Biology
- Felix O'Murchadha, Nature
as Other: A Hermeneutical Approach to Science
- Neil Gascoigne, Changing
the Subject: A Metaphilosophical Digression
- Alphonso Lingis, Heidegger's
Conception of the Technological Imperative: A Critique
- Brian Pronger, Eros,
Thanatos: The Emerging Body in a Postmodern Psychology of Science
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