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Key ideas in human thought

Kenneth McLeish

1993

The mind of God

Paul Davies

1992

Serendipity

Royston M. Roberts

1989

Religion without revelation

Julian Huxley

1957

Science, technology, and the labour process

Bob Young, Les Levidow

1981

From religion to philosophy

Francis MacDonald Cornford

1957

The myth of religious neutrality

Roy A. Clouser

1991

The Meaning of It All

Richard Phillips Feynman

1998 ★ 4.0

Leonardo Almanac

Craig Harris

1993

Magic, science and religion

Bronisław Malinowski

1992

Personal knowledge

Michael Polanyi

1962

Controversy, politics of technical decisions

Dorothy Nelkin

1979

Science and politics

Jean Jacques Salomon

1973

Toward a rational society

Jürgen Habermas

1970

The legacy of Malthus

Allan Chase

1977

Reason and society in the Middle Ages

Murray, Alexander

1985

The Republican War on Science

Chris C. Mooney

2005

Deviant bodies

Jennifer Terry, Jacqueline Urla

1995

Scientific man vs. power politics

Hans Morgenthau

1965

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

Literature and science

Aldous Huxley

1963

Scientific knowledge in controversy

Brian Martin

1991

Science in public

Jane Gregory

1998

New science, new world

Denise Albanese

1996

Ideology and the development of sociological theory

Irving M. Zeitlin

1968

A linguistic study of the development of scientific vocabulary in standard Arabic

Abdul Sahib Mehdi Ali

1987

Reflections on gender and science

Evelyn Fox Keller

1985

Art Meets Science and Spirituality in a Changing Economy

Caroline Tisdall

1992

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