Article: Scandalizing science?(Scandalous Knowledge: Science, Truth and the Human)(Book review)

Article: Barbara Herrnstein Smith. Scandalous Knowledge: ...
symploke;  January 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... Barbara Herrnstein Smith. Scandalous Knowledge: Science, Truth and the ... Barbara Herrnstein Smith's Scandalous Knowledge looks back at contemporary ... repercussions in the Culture Wars and Science Wars that followed. The book ...

Article: Science Wars
Encyclopedia of Science and Religion;      700+ words ...Science Wars The term science wars refers to a complex of discussions about the way the sciences ... formally rational procedures and isolated established facts. The science wars began when a group of scientists and philosophers of science ...

Article: Stalin and the Soviet Science Wars
Canadian Slavonic Papers;  March 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... Ethan Pollock. Stalin and the Soviet Science Wars. Princeton: University Press, 2006 ... and political economy, are the "science wars" of Ethan Pollock's title. The opening ... Alexei Kojevnikov ( 1998) on these "science wars" found coherence between them but only ...

Article: You can't follow the science wars without a battle ...
The Economist (US);  December 13, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... another. As the name suggests, the "science wars" belong mostly to the second sort. Though the science wars had burst on the university world years ... boundaries nor political labels. If the science wars amounted to no more than a wicked academic ...

Article: The science wars and the future of the American ...
Daedalus;  September 22, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... history and substance of what have come to be known as the science wars, offer a recommendation for a more charitable view of science ... enterprise and the academic profession. A BRIEF CHRONICLE OF THE SCIENCE WARS Arguably, the person who has had the greatest influence ...

Article: The science wars.(objectivity and political ...
Newsweek;  April 21, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... batchlings. But why did scientists get it wrong in all three cases, and many others? That question lies at the heart of the "science wars." The combatants are, on the one side, bench scientists who study the biological and physical world and, on the other ...

Article: SCIENCE WARS THE ELECTION IS OVER, BUT THE BUSH ...
The Boston Globe;  November 21, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... policy "terribly disappointing" in light of the evidence showing human-caused climate change in action. The next round of science wars, it seems, is poised to begin. . . . The politicization of science emerged in 2004 as a largely new issue. Last February ...