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Post by James Hannam on Jan 8, 2010 14:10:16 GMT
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Post by wraggy on May 4, 2010 9:14:44 GMT
For those interested in the History of Science. A new website on History of Science. www.scientus.org/index.htmlI don't know who runs the site but I have e-mailed and enquired. |
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Post by bjorn on May 4, 2010 11:57:55 GMT
For those interested in the History of Science. A new website on History of Science. www.scientus.org/index.htmlI don't know who runs the site but I have e-mailed and enquired. Looks very much like a valiant and educational effort by Duhem partisans to bring his thesis/finds on Buridan etc. back in the light. Looking forward to updates, especially if the site will come to contain more stuff by present day researchers. |
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Post by wraggy on Jul 16, 2011 3:02:29 GMT
Rebekah Higgits has recently started her own History of Science blog.
Welcome to teleskopos, my new blogging home. I thought it was about time I found a place of my own, although I will be continuing to cross-post at Whewell’s Ghost. It is something of a work-in-progress, as I find my way around WordPress, so I hope that you’ll bear with me as I make elementary errors.
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Post by fortigurn on Jul 16, 2011 16:24:02 GMT
For those interested in the History of Science. A new website on History of Science. www.scientus.org/index.htmlI don't know who runs the site but I have e-mailed and enquired. When I first stumbled across that site a couple of years ago, I was thrilled and intrigued. It introduced me to Duhem and the incredible story of how his work was suppressed by Sarton; real movie material. A fascinating site I found recently was ' Investigating Atheism', which is exactly the kind of site I've been hoping to find for some time. |
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Post by wraggy on Jul 17, 2011 0:28:23 GMT
For those interested in the History of Science. A new website on History of Science. www.scientus.org/index.htmlI don't know who runs the site but I have e-mailed and enquired. I have a feeling that there will be no further additions to the Scientus page as the authors original intention was to package it as an e-book. At least that is my recollection of email correspondence with him. Edit: "This site is an e-book organized around 6 sections. Although there are many articles, most of the articles stem off the theme articles". www.scientus.org/index.html |
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Post by wraggy on Jul 18, 2011 9:17:30 GMT
I have a feeling that there will be no further additions to the Scientus page as the authors original intention was to package it as an e-book. At least that is my recollection of email correspondence with him. Joe, who writes the articles for Scientus said that there is more to come and the content is not complete. He said that the problem will be finding the time to contribute more to Scientus. |
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