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Karen François, Benedikt Löwe, Thomas Müller,
Bart Van Kerkhove (eds.)
Foundations of the Formal Sciences VII. Bringing together Philosophy and
Sociology of Science
College Publications,
London, 2011
Volume 32 of Studies in Logic
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Knowledge, the context distinction and its impact on the relation between philosophy and sociology of science
S. Ammon
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pp. 1-16
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Science as socially distributed cognition: Bridging philosophy and sociology of science
M. J. Brown
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pp. 17-31
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Freud's unintended institutional facts
F. Buekens, M. Boudry
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pp. 33-60
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Looking for busy beavers. A socio-philosophical study of a computer-assisted proof
L. De Mol
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pp. 61-90
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Sources for myths about mathematics. On the significance of the difference between finished mathematics and mathematics-in-the-making
C. Greiffenhagen, W. Sharrock
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pp. 91-109
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On the curious historical coincidence of algebra and double-entry bookkeeping
A. Heeffer
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pp. 111-132
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Economic calculation. Frameworks and performances
H. Kalthoff
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pp. 133-160
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Demystification of early Latour
J.-M. Kuukkanen
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pp. 161-184
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Albert Lautman: Dialectics in mathematics
B. Larvor
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pp. 185-204
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On the philosophical talk of scientists
H. Riesch
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pp. 205-228
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Career paths in mathematics: a comparison between women and men
R. Tobies
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pp. 229-242
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Alternative claims to the discovery of modern logic: Coincidences and diversification
P. Ziche
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pp. 243-267
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