Volume 75, Issue 3

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November 2011

WHAT (GOOD) IS HISTORICAL EPISTEMOLOGY

Issue Editors:

Thomas Sturm,
Uljana Feest

14 articles in this issue

What (Good) is Historical Epistemology? Editors’ Introduction
Uljana Feest
Thomas Sturm
OriginalPaper 25 October 2011 Pages: 285 - 302
Historical Epistemology or History of Epistemology? The Case of the Relation Between Perception and Judgment
Thomas Sturm
Original Article 01 November 2011 Pages: 303 - 324
The Significance of Re-Doing Experiments: A Contribution to Historically Informed Methodology
Jutta Schickore
Original Article 19 October 2011 Pages: 325 - 347
Science as (Historical) Narrative
M. Norton Wise
OriginalPaper 21 October 2011 Pages: 349 - 376
On the Historicity of Scientific Objects
Theodore Arabatzis
OriginalPaper 14 October 2011 Pages: 377 - 390
Remembering (Short-Term) Memory: Oscillations of an Epistemic Thing
Uljana Feest
OriginalPaper 19 October 2011 Pages: 391 - 411
The Persistence of Epistemic Objects Through Scientific Change
Hasok Chang
OriginalPaper 27 October 2011 Pages: 413 - 429
Extending the Dynamics of Reason
Michael Friedman
Original Article 14 October 2011 Pages: 431 - 444
The Cognitive Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Peter Barker
OriginalPaper 02 November 2011 Pages: 445 - 465
Causal and Symbolic Understanding in Historical Epistemology
Michael Heidelberger
OriginalPaper 19 October 2011 Pages: 467 - 482
Reflexivity, Relativism, Microhistory: Three Desiderata for Historical Epistemologies
Martin Kusch
OriginalPaper 14 October 2011 Pages: 483 - 494
Epistemology, the History of Epistemology, Historical Epistemology
Barry Stroud
OriginalPaper 19 October 2011 Pages: 495 - 503
Epistemology Without History is Blind
Philip Kitcher
OriginalPaper 14 October 2011 Pages: 505 - 524
Is Historical Epistemology Part of the ‘Modernist Settlement’?
Mary Tiles
OriginalPaper 19 October 2011 Pages: 525 - 543

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