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Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, 2022
In this paper, I will propose a formulation of the contingentism/inevitabilism (C/I) debate that does not require of alternatives to present-day scientific theories that they are equally successful, but rather asks whether they are historically possible.
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In this paper, I will propose a formulation of the contingentism/inevitabilism (C/I) debate that does not require of alternatives to present-day scientific theories that they are equally successful, but rather asks whether they are historically possible.
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Journal of Contemporary Asia, 2000
(2000). A historian's historian. Journal of Contemporary Asia: Vol. 30, Tribute to Renato Constantino, pp. 327-329.
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(2000). A historian's historian. Journal of Contemporary Asia: Vol. 30, Tribute to Renato Constantino, pp. 327-329.
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The Lancet, 1967
Abstract The inadequacy of a case-history may be due to a failure of both doctor and patient to translate ideas into words, to transpose feelings into ideas, to recognise the effects of emotional disturbance, or to a mixture of all these things. History-taking may fail in its purpose if the doctor is deaf to emotional undertones and makes no attempt ...
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Abstract The inadequacy of a case-history may be due to a failure of both doctor and patient to translate ideas into words, to transpose feelings into ideas, to recognise the effects of emotional disturbance, or to a mixture of all these things. History-taking may fail in its purpose if the doctor is deaf to emotional undertones and makes no attempt ...
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