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Artificial intelligence
Vol. 231
Joseph Agassi
Between metaphysics and methodology
Vol. 65
Bloodletting
Chroniclers in the courts of science
Vol. 253
Contemporary philosophy of science as a thinly masked antidemocratic apologetics
Vol. 163
Continuity and discontinuity in the history of science
Cultural lag in science
Epistemology as an aid to science
Externalism
Faith has nothing to do with rationality
Faith in the open society
For public responsibility for spaceship earth
Genius in science
Historical essays
Historiographic essays
Introduction
Irrationalism today
Max Weber's scientific religion
Minimal criteria for intellectual progress
On explaining the trial of galileo
On pursuing the unattainable
Philosophy without science
Popper's insights into the state of economics
Vol. 272
Progress in science and in art
Rationality and the tu quoque argument
Rationalizing politics
Research project
Revising the referee system
Revolutions in science, occasional or permanent?
Science and art
Science and controversy
Science and its public relations
Science and philosophy
Science and pluralism
Science and technology
Science and the call of the wild
Science and the detective novel
Science and the interpersonal
Science as a public enterprise
Science as training for autonomy
Science fiction
Science, and Commonsense
Science, politics and objectivity
Scientific schools and their success
Scientists as sleepwalkers
Sir John Herschel's philosophy of success
Sociologism in philosophy of science
Standards to live by
Storage and communication of knowledge
Technocracy and scientific progress
Technology as both science and art
The autonomy of science
The choice of scientific problems
The consolations of science
The critique of linearity
The economics of scientific publications
The functions of intellectual rubbish
The ideological import of Newton
The inner world
The legitimation of science
The logic of consensus and of extremes
Vol. 117
The logic of scientific inquiry
The methodology of research projects
The moral base of science, or, the architectonic of open-ended reason
The origins of the royal society
The politics of science
The present state of the philosophy of science
The siblinghood of humanity
The theory and practice of critical rationalism
The two books
Three views of the renaissance of science
Towards an historiography of science
Unity and diversity in science
Vol. 4
Validation
Was Wittgenstein really necessary?
What makes for a scientific Golden age?
Wild goose chase
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