Mètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review

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  Año 2013, Número 3. Dedicado a: Allegory of Science. Scientific knowledge at the beginning of the 21st century

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    • Just turned twenty...

      Pedro Miguel Carrasco Sorlí

      pág. 5

      

    • Higgs boson

      Antonio Pich

      págs. 6-11

      

    • Peter Higgs: i wish they hadn't dubbed it the "God particle"

      Antonio Pich

      págs. 10-11

      

    • Michel Maffesoli: our century will see the comeback of esoteric

      Anna Mateu

      págs. 12-17

      

    • Darwin caricatures: evolution, science and religion in cartoon strips

      Martí Domínguez Romero, Anna Mateu

      págs. 19-23

      

    • Allegories of science: scientific knowledge at the beginning of the 21st century

      págs. 24-25

      

  • Monograph

    • The strenght of the world: energy in the post-industrial era

      Ramón Folch

      págs. 26-27

      

    • What's up with energy?: moving towards a society of frugal abundance

      Joan Vila Francés

      págs. 28-33

      

    • Price formation in energy markets

      M. Teresa Costa, Núria Alonso Borrego

      pág. 32

      

    • Our's planets's legacy: past, present and future of fossil fuels

      Mariano Marzo Carpio

      págs. 34-39

      

    • Nuclear century: from Curie to Merkel and from Bequerel to Fermi

      Jordi Bruno

      págs. 40-47

      

    • Energy and building: cooperation 'versus' self-sufficiency

      Joan Sabaté

      pág. 46

      

    • Fukushima in the spanish press: how do newspapers portray nuclear energy?

      Maite García Mestres, Anna Mateu, Martí Domínguez Romero

      págs. 48-51

      

    • The long road to catching the sun: how can we usw energy from sun photons directly?

      Joan Ramon Morante i Lleonart

      págs. 52-57

      

    • The triumphant wind: a history of wind power

      Pep Prats Mustarós

      págs. 58-65

      

    • Irec and the Zèfir project

      Antoni Martínez

      pág. 64

      

    • Electricity: forms of energy in the 21st century

      Luis Atienza Serna

      págs. 66-71

      

  • Monograph

    • The enchanted cove: science and culture surrounding mediterranean coves

      Vicenç Maria Rosselló Verger

      págs. 72-73

      

    • Coves and "calas": the essence of the limestone cove

      Vicenç Maria Rosselló Verger

      págs. 74-77

      

    • When the sea invades estuaries: ravines and coves, a close but not essential relationship

      Francesca Segura Beltran

      págs. 78-83

      

    • Where nature says what cannot be said elsewhere: coves in paint

      Guillem Frontera i Pascual

      págs. 84-89

      

    • Coves and the underworld: coves need a limestone coast: the balearic islands as an example

      Joan Josep Fornós Astó

      págs. 90-95

      

    • Mallorca's caves and coves: the genetic and hydrological relationship between coves and caves

      Francisco Gracia Alonso, Bernat Clamor Vilanova, Pere Gamundí, Joan Josep Fornós Astó, Damià Vicens Xamena

      págs. 96-103

      

    • From the idealistic sublimation of a landscape to the nightmare of its destruction: coves as a poetic inspiration of island literarture

      Damià Pons i Pons

      págs. 104-110

      

    • A concrete landscape: coves and tourism in the Balearic Islands

      Climent Picornell Bauzà

      págs. 112-119

      

  • Monograph

    • The festive gene: the scientific underpinnings of human festivities

      Antonio Ariño Villarroya, Pedro García Pilán

      págs. 120-121

      

    • The festive gene: origin and evolution of "oneness" rituals

      Enrique Gil Calvo

      págs. 122-127

      

    • Calendar festivals: important dates and time cycles

      Honorio Manuel Velasco Maíllo

      págs. 128-133

      

    • The life cycle: festivals and rites of passage

      Salvador Rodríguez Becerra

      págs. 134-139

      

    • Festivals and cuisine: turning old ways into new trends

      Piercarlo Grimaldi

      págs. 140-145