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Science and politics

Jean Jacques Salomon

1973

The descent of man

Charles Darwin

1871

Toward a dialogue of understandings

Mary Ellen Pitts

1995

Quantum Shift in the Global Brain

Laszlo, Ervin

2008

How things work

Louis Bloomfield

1997 ★ 3.7

Trust in Numbers

Theodore M. Porter

1995

Science and society in early America

Randolph Shipley Klein

1986

Entstehung und Entwicklung einer wissenschaftlichen Tatsache

Ludwik Fleck

1979

Selforganization

Wolfgang Krohn, Helga Nowotny

1990

Social Physics

Alex Pentland

2015

Epigenetics in the age of Twitter

Gerald Weissmann

2012

The hedgehog, the fox, and the magister's pox

Stephen Jay Gould

2003

Unhastening science

Dick Pels

2003

The "Racial" economy of science

Sandra G. Harding

1993

Science and empire in the Atlantic world

Nicholas Dew, James Delbourgo

2007

Knocking on heaven's door

Lisa Randall

2011

The Knowledge Web

James Burke

1999

The turning point

Fritjof Capra

1981

Apocalypse and Paradigm

Errol E. Harris

2000

Social responsibility in science, technology, and medicine

Paul T. Durbin

1992

Science in public

Jane Gregory

1998

The sociology of science

Robert King Merton

1973

Science, technology, and society

Jennifer Croissant, Sal Restivo, Wenda K. Bauchspies

2006

Nous n'avons jamais été modernes

Bruno Latour

1993

Science and Scientism in Nineteenth-Century Europe

Richard Olson

2007

Science, technology, and society

Robert E. McGinn

1991

The Pleasure of Finding Things Out

Freeman Dyson, Sean Runnette, Richard Phillips Feynman

1999 ★ 4.2

Representations of the Post/Human

Elaine L. Graham

2002

Perspectives in the sociology of science

Stuart S. Blume

1977

Carl Sagan's Universe

1997

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