History of Science & Scholarship, 2005–2009, page 6
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History of Science & Scholarship[Eng] G•H•Hardy: A Mathematician’s Apology2007.07.16History of Science & ScholarshipPaul Hoffman: The Man Who Loved Only Numbers—A Biography of Erdős2007.07.08History of Science & ScholarshipZhu Haijun: Force Does Not Need Acquired Inheritance2007.06.18History of Science & Scholarship[English] Brian Ridley: “Is Science Magic?” —★2007.05.27History of Science & ScholarshipLloyd: A Review of Early Greek Science2007.05.20History of Science & ScholarshipOn the Discussion on the Teachers’ Blogs: Is Palmistry Materialism?2007.04.16History of Science & ScholarshipIn the discussion on the teachers’ blogs: On “the freedom to engage in pseudoscience”2007.04.07History of Science & ScholarshipEcophilosophy (old piece)2007.04.03History of Science & ScholarshipYang Shoujian: “A Critique of Academic Corruption in China,” 1st edition, Tianjin People’s Publishing House, February 2001, 16 yuan2007.04.02History of Science & ScholarshipA Discussion on the Teachers’ Blogs: Science Communication from the Perspective of the Philosophy of Scientific Practice2007.03.23History of Science & ScholarshipOn the Discussions on the Teachers’ Blogs: Tsinghua University Philosophy of Science and Philosophy of Technology Salon, Session 612007.03.22History of Science & ScholarshipOn Discussions on the Teachers’ Blogs: Zeller, Lovelock, and the Gaia Hypothesis2007.03.22