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German philosopher of science and author of Systematicity: The Nature of Science

Paul Hoyningen-Huene is a German philosopher who specializes in general philosophy of science and research ethics. He is best known for his Neo-Kantian interpretation of Thomas S. Kuhn's ideas.

Paul Hoyningen-Huene is a German philosopher who specializes in general philosophy of science and research ethics. He is best known for his Neo-Kantian interpretation of Thomas S. Kuhn's ideas.

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Paul Hoyningen-Huene

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The Science Delusion
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What Science Can't Tell Us
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Europe's Philosophical Rivalry
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Acting on Evidence
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Peter Atkins

The Quest for Understanding
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Carlos Frenk

Under the Microscope
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Angie Hobbs

Philosophy and Science: Double Team?
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Lewis Wolpert

One Culture for Science
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Carlo Rovelli

Science is Rebellion
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Science: The Purity Myth
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Marcus Du Sautoy

What We Cannot Know
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Keith Frankish

How to Read a Mind
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Alister McGrath

Between Knowing and Believing
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Jana Bacevic

Facts, politics and science
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Nicolas Chevassus-au-Louis

Truth and lies
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The organised hypocrisy of experts
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Angela Potochnik

Simple solutions, dangerous realities
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Sandra Harding

The myth of pure science
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Michael D. Gordin

How Not to Determine Nonsense
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Science needs a radical overhaul
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Don Fallis

Seeing is not believing
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The creative universe
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There is no such thing as a scientific theory
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Why science isn’t objective
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Jean-Luc Nancy and the myth of the individual
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The problem with the Nobel Prize
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What is this thing called pseudoscience?
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