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- Title Pages
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Science Wars, New and Old
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1 Science as Argumentative Practice -
2 Kuhn’s Gap -
3 Closing the Gap - Postscript I The Return of the Logical
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4 Habermas’s Critical Theory and Science -
5 Habermas’s Theory of Argumentation as an Integrated Model of Cogency -
6 Argumentation at Fermilab: Putting the Habermasian Model to Work - Postscript II Who’s Afraid of SSK? The Problem and Possibilities of Interdisciplinary Cooperation
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7 Adjusting the Pragmatic Turn: Lessons from Ethnomethodology -
8 Three Dimensions of Argument Cogency—A Contextualist Case Study -
9 Critical Science Studies and the Good Society - References
- Index
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- Title Pages
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Science Wars, New and Old
-
1 Science as Argumentative Practice -
2 Kuhn’s Gap -
3 Closing the Gap - Postscript I The Return of the Logical
-
4 Habermas’s Critical Theory and Science -
5 Habermas’s Theory of Argumentation as an Integrated Model of Cogency -
6 Argumentation at Fermilab: Putting the Habermasian Model to Work - Postscript II Who’s Afraid of SSK? The Problem and Possibilities of Interdisciplinary Cooperation
-
7 Adjusting the Pragmatic Turn: Lessons from Ethnomethodology -
8 Three Dimensions of Argument Cogency—A Contextualist Case Study -
9 Critical Science Studies and the Good Society - References
- Index
