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Science in Context|February 24, 2016
On Some Issues of Human-Animal Studies: An IntroductionAlexandre Métraux
Science in Context|December 25, 2004
The psychiatry of Quislingism: Norwegian psychiatric research on the collaborators of World War IIØyvind Gioever
Science in Context|March 18, 2004
The philosophical foundations of Aleksandr R. Luria's neuropsychologyGavriela Eilam
Science in Context|February 2, 2006
On the frontier of The Empire of Chance: statistics, accidents, and risk in industrializing AmericaArwen Mohun
Science in Context|January 21, 2026
Imaging a black hole shadow through the Event Horizon Telescope: A study in scientific collaboration and its epistemic constraintsLuca Guzzardi
Science in Context|October 20, 2001
Introverted, extroverted, and perverted controversy: Jung against FreudO Gruengard
Science in Context|October 20, 2001
What is a tachistoscope? Historical explorations of an instrumentR Benschop
Science in Context|April 1, 1997
Fear and envy: sexual difference and the economies of feminist critique in psychoanalytic discourseJ Brunner
Science in Context|February 9, 2018
Disciplining Physiological Psychology: Cinematographs as Epistemic Devices in the Work of Henri Bergson and Charles Scott SherringtonTom Quick
Science in Context|January 12, 2019
The SENSE of Nuclear Physics: New Frontiers, Media, and CollaborationsJ Scott Brennen
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Science in Context|February 24, 2016
On Some Issues of Human-Animal Studies: An IntroductionAlexandre Métraux
Science in Context|December 25, 2004
The psychiatry of Quislingism: Norwegian psychiatric research on the collaborators of World War IIØyvind Gioever
Science in Context|March 18, 2004
The philosophical foundations of Aleksandr R. Luria's neuropsychologyGavriela Eilam
Science in Context|February 2, 2006
On the frontier of The Empire of Chance: statistics, accidents, and risk in industrializing AmericaArwen Mohun
Science in Context|January 21, 2026
Imaging a black hole shadow through the Event Horizon Telescope: A study in scientific collaboration and its epistemic constraintsLuca Guzzardi
Science in Context|October 20, 2001
Introverted, extroverted, and perverted controversy: Jung against FreudO Gruengard
Science in Context|October 20, 2001
What is a tachistoscope? Historical explorations of an instrumentR Benschop
Science in Context|April 1, 1997
Fear and envy: sexual difference and the economies of feminist critique in psychoanalytic discourseJ Brunner
Science in Context|February 9, 2018
Disciplining Physiological Psychology: Cinematographs as Epistemic Devices in the Work of Henri Bergson and Charles Scott SherringtonTom Quick
Science in Context|January 12, 2019
The SENSE of Nuclear Physics: New Frontiers, Media, and CollaborationsJ Scott Brennen
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