Tag: History and Philosophy of Science
Catholic presence and religious tolerance shaped science in Italy
How religious tolerance shaped scientific development in Italian regions
Précis outlines themes and aims of Scientific Testimony
Framework for analyzing how scientific evidence functions in formal proceedings
Neurath’s engagement with Diderot was sustained and significant
How Enlightenment encyclopedia shaped twentieth-century unified science
Forensic knowledge depends on managing transformation, uncertainty, and warrant
Moving forensic science from practical tools toward a rigorous intellectual foundation
Tribute to Keith Bell and his final scientific paper
Celebrating the scientific legacy and final contributions of a pioneering geoscientist
Contextual Bohmian mechanics is presented as a solution to the macro-object problem
How context fields can explain why we see large objects without arbitrary assumptions
Plasticity is examined as a boundary concept in biology
Exploring how plasticity shaped biological thought from ancient philosophy to modern science
Book review examines institutions and epidemic control across centuries
How societies have managed epidemics through institutions over seven centuries
Seminar series and workshop on the history of logic
Exploring centuries of logical thought through seminars and workshops
