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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Scrutinizing Science Studies Noretta Koertge
- Notes
- Part I
- What the Social Text Affair Does and Does Not Prove Alan D. Sokal
- 2 What the Sokal Hoax Ought to Teach Us Paul A. Boghossian
- 3 A Plea for Science Studies Philip Kitcher
- Part II
- 4 Bashful Eggs, Macho Sperm, and Tonypandy Paul R. Gross
- An Engineer Dissects Two Case Studies Hayles on Fluid Mechanics and MacKenzie on Statistics Philip A. Sullivan
- 6 Evidence‐Free Forensics and Enemies of Objectivity Paul R. Gross
- 7 Is Darwinism Sexist? (And if It Is, So What?) Michael Ruse
- Part III
- 8 When Experiments Fail Is “Cold Fusion” Science as Normal? William J. McKinney
- 9 Avoiding the Experimenters' Regress Allan Franklin
- 10 Do Mutants Die of Natural Causes? The Case of Atomic Parity Violation Allan Franklin
- 11 Latour's Relativity John Huth
- Part IV Art, Nature, and the Rise of Experimental Method
- 12 In Defense of Bacon
- 13 Alchemy, Domination, and Gender William R. Newman
- 14 What Is Wrong with the Strong Programme's Case Study of the “Hobbes–Boyle Dispute”? Cassandra L. Pinnick
- 15 Reflections on Bruno Latour's Version of the Seventeenth Century Margaret C. Jacob
- Part V
- 16 Postmodernisms and the Problem of Scientific Literacy Noretta Koertge
- 17 The End of Science, the Central Dogma of Science Studies, Monsieur Jourdain, and Uncle Vanya Norman Levitt
- 18 The Epistemic Charity of the Social Constructivist Critics of Science and Why the Third World Should Refuse the Offer Meera Nanda
- Index
(p.193) Part IV Art, Nature, and the Rise of Experimental Method
(p.193) Part IV Art, Nature, and the Rise of Experimental Method
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- A House Built on Sand
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Scrutinizing Science Studies Noretta Koertge
- Notes
- Part I
- What the Social Text Affair Does and Does Not Prove Alan D. Sokal
- 2 What the Sokal Hoax Ought to Teach Us Paul A. Boghossian
- 3 A Plea for Science Studies Philip Kitcher
- Part II
- 4 Bashful Eggs, Macho Sperm, and Tonypandy Paul R. Gross
- An Engineer Dissects Two Case Studies Hayles on Fluid Mechanics and MacKenzie on Statistics Philip A. Sullivan
- 6 Evidence‐Free Forensics and Enemies of Objectivity Paul R. Gross
- 7 Is Darwinism Sexist? (And if It Is, So What?) Michael Ruse
- Part III
- 8 When Experiments Fail Is “Cold Fusion” Science as Normal? William J. McKinney
- 9 Avoiding the Experimenters' Regress Allan Franklin
- 10 Do Mutants Die of Natural Causes? The Case of Atomic Parity Violation Allan Franklin
- 11 Latour's Relativity John Huth
- Part IV Art, Nature, and the Rise of Experimental Method
- 12 In Defense of Bacon
- 13 Alchemy, Domination, and Gender William R. Newman
- 14 What Is Wrong with the Strong Programme's Case Study of the “Hobbes–Boyle Dispute”? Cassandra L. Pinnick
- 15 Reflections on Bruno Latour's Version of the Seventeenth Century Margaret C. Jacob
- Part V
- 16 Postmodernisms and the Problem of Scientific Literacy Noretta Koertge
- 17 The End of Science, the Central Dogma of Science Studies, Monsieur Jourdain, and Uncle Vanya Norman Levitt
- 18 The Epistemic Charity of the Social Constructivist Critics of Science and Why the Third World Should Refuse the Offer Meera Nanda
- Index
