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Authors:
EGLASH R
Citation: R. Eglash, THE AFRICAN HERITAGE OF BANNEKER,BENJAMIN, Social studies of science, 27(2), 1997, pp. 307-315
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GINGRAS Y
Citation: Y. Gingras, THE MANGLE OF PRACTICE - TIME, AGENCY AND SCIENCE - PICKERING,A, Social studies of science, 27(2), 1997, pp. 317-334
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SHAPIN S
Citation: S. Shapin, SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE AND ITS SOCIAL-PROBLEMS, WITH A NEW INTRODUCTIONBY THE AUTHOR - RAVETZ,JR, Social studies of science, 27(2), 1997, pp. 335-349
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JASANOFF S
Citation: S. Jasanoff, MISUNDERSTANDING SCIENCE - THE PUBLIC RECONSTRUCTION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - IRWIN,A, WYNNE,B, Social studies of science, 27(2), 1997, pp. 350-355
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EDGE D
Citation: D. Edge, BEAM AND MOTE, Social studies of science, 27(2), 1997, pp. 357-359
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EDGE D
Citation: D. Edge, FOLLOWING MY INDULGENTLY OVERLONG EDITORIAL, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 5-6
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FRANCOEUR E
Citation: E. Francoeur, THE FORGOTTEN TOOL - THE DESIGN AND USE OF MOLECULAR-MODELS, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 7-40
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OUDSHOORN N
Citation: N. Oudshoorn, FROM POPULATION-CONTROL POLITICS TO CHEMICALS - THE WHO AS AN INTERMEDIARY ORGANIZATION IN CONTRACEPTIVE DEVELOPMENT, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 41-72
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MERZ M
CETINA KK
Citation: M. Merz et Kk. Cetina, DECONSTRUCTION IN A THINKING SCIENCE - THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS AT WORK, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 73-111
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GALE G
PINNICK CL
Citation: G. Gale et Cl. Pinnick, STALKING THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS - AN ETHNOGRAPHY FLOUNDERS - A RESPONSE TO MERZ AND KNORR-CETINA, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 113-123
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CETINA KK
MERZ M
Citation: Kk. Cetina et M. Merz, FLOUNDERING OR FROLICKING - HOW DOES ETHNOGRAPHY FARE IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS - (AND WHAT SORT OF ETHNOGRAPHY) - A REPLY TO GALE AND PINNICK, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 123-131
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FADLON J
LEWINEPSTEIN N
Citation: J. Fadlon et N. Lewinepstein, LAUGHTER SPREADS - ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE ON BOUNDARY CROSSING IN THE BENVENISTE AFFAIR, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 131-141
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PICART CJ
Citation: Cj. Picart, BLURRING BOUNDARIES - A REPLY TO FADLON AND LEWIN-EPSTEIN, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 142-146
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WAGNERDOBLER R
Citation: R. Wagnerdobler, SELF-ORGANIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIZATION AND DIVERSIFICATION - A QUANTITATIVE CASE-STUDY, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 147-170
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LAWRENCE C
Citation: C. Lawrence, QUANTIFICATION AND THE QUEST FOR MEDICAL CERTAINTY - MATTHEWS,JR, Social studies of science, 27(1), 1997, pp. 171-179
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EDGE D
Citation: D. Edge, UNTITLED, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 723-732
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COLE SA
Citation: Sa. Cole, WHICH CAME FIRST, THE FOSSIL OR THE FUEL, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 733-766
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TIMMERMANS S
Citation: S. Timmermans, SAVING LIVES OR SAVING MULTIPLE IDENTITIES - THE DOUBLE DYNAMIC OF RESUSCITATION SCRIPTS, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 767-797
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CRIST E
Citation: E. Crist, NATURALISTS PORTRAYALS OF ANIMAL LIFE - ENGAGING THE VERSTEHEN APPROACH, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 799-838
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BLOOR D
Citation: D. Bloor, IDEALISM AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 839-856
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ROBIN L
Citation: L. Robin, UNCOMMON GROUND - TOWARD REINVENTING NATURE - CRONON,W, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 857-862
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NICOLSON M
Citation: M. Nicolson, MEDICAL INNOVATIONS IN HISTORICAL-PERSPECTIVE - PICKSTONE,JV, Social studies of science, 26(4), 1996, pp. 863-874
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HECHT G
Citation: G. Hecht, REBELS AND PIONEERS - TECHNOCRATIC IDEOLOGIES AND SOCIAL IDENTITIES IN THE FRENCH NUCLEAR WORKPLACE, 1955-69, Social studies of science, 26(3), 1996, pp. 483-530
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BALMER B
Citation: B. Balmer, MANAGING MAPPING IN THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT, Social studies of science, 26(3), 1996, pp. 531-573
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PELS D
Citation: D. Pels, THE POLITICS OF SYMMETRY (VOL 26, PG 277, 1996), Social studies of science, 26(3), 1996, pp. 574-574