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This blog is all about my explorations and research relating to science, science studies, the history, philosophy, politics, sociology and culture of scientific knowledge-making. The meaning of legitimate and illegitimate knowledge. To study the societal constitution of pseudosciences and to understand the makings of epistemology.
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We
would like to invite paper contributions for a panel session on modern
physical sciences for the 2013 History of Science Society meeting in
Boston, MA, from 21 to 24 November (more information can be found at
http://www.hssonline.org/Meeting/index.html#wiki). We are interested in
papers covering the different subfields of physics, physical chemistry,
astronomy, biophysics, geophysics,
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I am going to start making a citation of all relevant works that have been already done or in process which are relevant to my own dissertation project, in this blog. Hence, this post will be updated each time a new citation is added.
1. A philosophical experiment: empirical study of knowledge production at the LHC
- Borrelli, Ariana
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“Sociocultural Meanings of Nanotechnology: Research
Methodologies” is primarily a methods paper that presents an overview of the
kind of qualitative research methodologies proposed for studying the
sociocultural conditions of nanoscience/nanotechnology. I chose this paper
because it discusses in near detail the sort of qualitative methods I intend to
use for my own research into high
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Wrote this in Oct 2010 while thinking through a host of material related to my work before my prelims the following year, and also after my summer visit at CERN. I think it is a good time to republish it here, from my main blog, since it deals with questions relating to science fiction and science studies that I am also working through.
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