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Zammito, John H., (1948-)

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A nice derangement of epistemes : = post-positivism in the study of science from Quine to Latour /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	A nice derangement of epistemes :/ John H. Zammito.
Reminder of title:	post-positivism in the study of science from Quine to Latour /
Author:	Zammito, John H.,
Published:	Chicago :University of Chicago Press, : c2004.,
Description:	x, 390 p. ;23 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	From positivism to post-positivism -- The perils of semantic ascent : Quine and post-positivism in the philosophy of science -- Living in different worlds? : Kuhn's misadventures with incommensurability -- Doing Kuhn one better? : the (failed) marriage of history and philosophy of science -- How Kuhn became a sociologist (and why he didn't like it) : the strong program and the social construction of science -- All the way down : social constructivism and the turn to microsociological studies -- Women, ANTs, and (other) dangerous things : "hybrid" discourses -- A nice derangement of epistemes : radical reflexivity and the science wars -- Conclusion : the hyperbolic derangement of epistemes.
Subject:	Progress. -
ISBN:	0226978613 (alk. paper)

A nice derangement of epistemes : = post-positivism in the study of science from Quine to Latour /
Zammito, John H.,1948-

A nice derangement of epistemes :post-positivism in the study of science from Quine to Latour /John H. Zammito. - Chicago :University of Chicago Press,c2004. - x, 390 p. ;23 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 277-370) and index.

From positivism to post-positivism -- The perils of semantic ascent : Quine and post-positivism in the philosophy of science -- Living in different worlds? : Kuhn's misadventures with incommensurability -- Doing Kuhn one better? : the (failed) marriage of history and philosophy of science -- How Kuhn became a sociologist (and why he didn't like it) : the strong program and the social construction of science -- All the way down : social constructivism and the turn to microsociological studies -- Women, ANTs, and (other) dangerous things : "hybrid" discourses -- A nice derangement of epistemes : radical reflexivity and the science wars -- Conclusion : the hyperbolic derangement of epistemes.

ISBN: 0226978613 (alk. paper)

LCCN: 2003011970Subjects--Topical Terms:

528925
Progress.

LC Class. No.: Q175 / .Z25 2004

Dewey Class. No.: 501

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