Osiris

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  Año 2012, Número 27

  • Introduction

    • Clio meets science

      Robert E. Kohler, Kathryn M. Olesko

      págs. 1-16

      

  • Reflections

    • Is it time to forget science?: reflections on singular science and its history

      Jan Golinski

      págs. 19-36

      

    • Science is dead; long live science

      Peter Dear

      págs. 37-55

      

    • On the historical forms of knowledge production and curation: modernity entailed disciplinarity, postmodenity entails antidisciplinarity

      Paul Forman

      págs. 56-97

      

  • Horizons

    • Moving about and finding things out: economies and sciences in the period of the scientific revolution

      Harold J. Cook

      págs. 101-132

      

    • Reflections of a troglodyte historian of science

      Edward Grant

      págs. 133-155

      

    • The sciences of the archive

      Lorraine J. Daston

      págs. 156-187

      

    • The semblance of transparency: expertise as a social good and an ideology in Enlightened Societies

      Thomas H. Broman

      págs. 188-208

      

    • Thin description: surface and depth in science and science studies

      Theodore M. Porter

      págs. 209-226

      

    • Science, state, and citizens: notes from another shore

      Fa-ti Fan

      págs. 227-249

      

    • Wissenschaft and Kunde: the general and the special in modern science

      Lynn K. Nyhart

      págs. 250-275

      

    • Booms, busts, and the world of ideas: enrollment pressures and the challenge of specialization

      David Kaiser

      págs. 276-302

      

    • Collecting nature: practices, styles, and narratives

      Bruno J. Strasser

      págs. 303-340