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Studies in History and Philosophy of Science|August 19, 2026
Mises on rationality, calculation and collective choice: A reassessmentDawid MeggerStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|August 20, 2026
Why are the social sciences hard? Two new hypothesesAydin Mohseni, Daniel A Herrmann, Gabe Avakian OronaStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|September 1, 2026
Orchestrating politics with auxiliary motives. Otto Neurath on democracyChristian DamböckStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|August 27, 2026
Correcting course for richer research programs: What nonstandard genetic codes mean for the frozen accident theoryJanella K BaxterStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|August 31, 2026
Pursuitworthiness in scienceJamie Shaw, Dunja ŠešeljaStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|September 9, 2026
Relative causal order in Grete Hermann's retrodictive causality applied to Bell's inequalities violationPatrícia Kauark-Leite, Romeu Rossi, Pablo L SaldanhaStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|September 17, 2026
Reichenbach and the prehistory of the dynamical approach to special relativityMarco GiovanelliStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|September 1, 1996
Goethe's Archetype and the romantic concept of the selfV Pratt, I BrookStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|January 5, 2002
The ontology of the questionnaire: Max Weber on measurement and mass investigationR M BrainStudies in History and Philosophy of Science|November 10, 2001
Lore-abiding people. [Review of: Kusch, Martin, Psychological knowledge: a social history and philosophy. Routledge, 1999]A MortonPageof 96