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widely on topics in general philosophy of science and history and philosophy of nineteenth century physics. He is currently finishing a book on theory-change in science and developing an interest in issues in the methodology of medicine. Notes on Contributors ix
Jan 1, 2022 · Abstract. Philosophers have traditionally conceived of discovery in terms of internal cognitive acts. Close consideration of Rosalind Franklin's role in the discovery of the DNA double helix, however, reveals some problems with this traditional conception. This article argues that defining discovery in terms of mental operations entails ...
This paper is one of his most significant con-tributions to science; it is summarized in his Nobel Lecture in 1954. Finally, Gust.ave Albrecht’s compilation of the scientific publications of Linus Pauling is arranged chronologically in each of ten subdivisions of his work.
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Dec 11, 2006 · The book is logically divided into 3 sections describing theory and basic principles of gene cloning and DNA analysis (Part I), and their applications in research (Part II) and biotechnology (Part III).
Jan 21, 2008 · In this chapter, the author compares the neo-mechanistic theory with one of its major contemporary competitors, the Molecular and Cellular Theory of Human Cognition (MCTHC).
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With her faith in science, her understanding of the laws of nature, and her interests in philosophy and theology, Antoinette Brown Blackwell anticipated the complexities of biological inheritance now advanced by discoveries of DNA and gene therapy.
