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Social Epistemology Volume:- 10 Issue:- 1 Title:
Introduction: defining discourse. Title: Consensus and disagreement among American economic historians. Authors: R. Whaples. Pages 27-42. Title: The politics of discourse synthesis in the literature of health research. Authors: S. R. Johannson. Pages 43-54. Title: Mathematical
discourse and crossdisciplinary communities:the case of
political ecomony Title: The discourse of
literary criticism and theory Title: Discourse synthesis
in Meta-analysis. Title: Discursive
communities/interpretive communities: the new logic, John
Locke, and the dictionary-making, 1660-1760. Title: Encyclopedias and the
integration of knowledge. Volume:- 10 Issue:- 2 Title:
Economics and Lauden's normative naturalism: bad news
from instrumental rationality's front line. Title: The economic consequences of
Philip Kitcher. Title: What an economist can teach
Nancy Cartwright. Title: The economic consequence s
of Bruno Latour. Title: Research on research
evaluation. Volume:- 10 Issue:- 3 Title: Special Issue on Islamic social
epistemology - Preview. Title: The Islamization of
knowledge: philosophy, legitimation, and politics[1]. Title: Seyyed Hossein and Ziauddin
Sardar on Islam and science: marginalization or
modernization of a religious tradition. Title: Science and technology in
the discourse of Sayyid Qutb[0]. Title: Can scientific knowledge be
Islamicized? Title: Is Islamic science possible?
Title: Islamic responses to
emerging scientific, technological and epistemological
transformations. Title:
Preview and a change of guard Title:
Evolving perspectives on science and history: A chronicle
of modern India's scientific enchantment and
disenchantment (1850 - 1980) Title:
Science and the public sphere: Comparative institutional
development in Islam and the West Title:
Towards an ontology of caribbean existence Title: Constructing cultural identity: The question of Caribbean existence Authors: Merle Jacob. Pages 59-68. Title:
Commentaries on Merle Jacob's 'Constructing cultural
identity: The question of Caribbean existence' Title:
Towards a moral ecology: What is the relationship between
collective and human agents? Title: Caught
in a web: The implications of Ecology for radical
symmetry in STS Title:
Appearances notwithstanding, we are all doing something
like political ecology Title:
Response to Taylor Title: Book
Review:- Cultural Collisions: Postrodern Technoscience by Title:
Response by Raphael Sassower Volume:- 11 Issue:- 2 Title:
Alienation as epistemological source: Reflexivity and
social background after mannheim and bourdieu Title: Resistance to reflexivity Title: Reflexivity, agency and
constraint: The paradoxes of bordieu's sociology of
knowledge Title: Sociology of knowledge and the sociology of scientific knowledge Authors: Andrew Pickering. Pages 187-192. Title: The situated social
scientist: Reflexivity and perspective in the sociology
of knowledge Title: Epistemological vigilance
and the project of a sociology of knowledge Title: In the sociology of
knowledge unethical? Title: Reconceptualizing reflexive sociology: A reply to my critics Authors: Hans Herbert Kögler. Pages 223-250. Volume:- 11 Issue:- 3 Title:
Preview: 'civic humanist pedagogy' Title: Refusing to Believe It:
Considerations on Public Speaking Instruction in a
Post-Machiavellian Moment Title: Critique and Reproduction of
civic Humanist Pedagogy in Henry Giroux's Schooling and
the Struggle for Public Life Title: A Feminist Critique: Public
Speaking Instruction in the Age of Multiculturalism Title: Postmodern Pedagogies and the Death of Civic Humanism Authors: Elizabeth Hatmaker, Scott Herstad, Margaret R. Nugent, Lisa Prothers, Ronald Strickland, Jason Swarts. Pages 341-350. Title: 'Refusing to Believe It' :
Responses, Reflections, and (Partial) Recantations Volume:- 12 Issue:- 1 Title:
Preview Title: The idea of the university in the global
era: from knowledge as an end to the end of knowledge Title: More beginnings than ends. The other space of the university Authors: Heidrun Friese, Peter Wagner. Pages 27-31. Title: The
university in knowledge societies Title:
Supercomplexity and the university Title: The tension between facts and norms: a response to Delanty Authors: Patrick O'Mahony. Pages 51-57. Title:
Retrieving the university Title: The
idea of the university: a response to Delanty Title:
Universities, elites and the nation-state: a reply to
Delanty Title:
Endless knowledge Title: A note
on 'the idea of the university in the global era': from
knowledge as an end to the end of knowledge Title: Can
knowledge have a happy ending? Title: Professing change: of seductive endings and homely beginnings Authors: Sujatha Raman. Pages 95-102. Title:
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