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History of Science & ScholarshipSome Interesting Problems, II: To Change or Not to Change?2006.08.13
History of Science & ScholarshipOne of a Few Puzzlers: The Three-Person Peach Juice Problem2006.08.05Life & NotesSummer Reading Notes, 20062006.07.19History of Science & ScholarshipA Classified Summary of Reference Works on Science and Religion2006.06.26History of Science & ScholarshipRichard Dawkins: The Blind Watchmaker, translated by Wang Delun, Chongqing Publishing House and Hainan Publishing House, May 20052006.06.21Life & NotesJonathan Livingston Seagull2006.06.21Life & NotesA Survey of the Books I Scored on Kongfuzi This Semester2006.06.18Philosophy & ThoughtRoderick M. Chisholm: Identity through Possible Worlds: Some Questions2006.05.20History of Science & ScholarshipExpanded Bibliography on Science and Religion2006.05.19History of Science & ScholarshipThe Reference Books Related to “Science and Religion” Currently on My Bookshelf2006.05.01History of Science & Scholarship[Eng] Peter Singer: “Fermat’s Last Theorem—A Mystery That Puzzled the Wise of the World for 358 Years,” translated by Xue Mi, Shanghai Translation Publishing House, February 19982006.04.09History of Science & ScholarshipConstructing a DN Account of Leopold’s Essay (Thinking Like a Mountain);2006.04.06
History of Science & ScholarshipOne of a Few Puzzlers: The Three-Person Peach Juice Problem2006.08.05Life & NotesSummer Reading Notes, 20062006.07.19History of Science & ScholarshipA Classified Summary of Reference Works on Science and Religion2006.06.26History of Science & ScholarshipRichard Dawkins: The Blind Watchmaker, translated by Wang Delun, Chongqing Publishing House and Hainan Publishing House, May 20052006.06.21Life & NotesJonathan Livingston Seagull2006.06.21Life & NotesA Survey of the Books I Scored on Kongfuzi This Semester2006.06.18Philosophy & ThoughtRoderick M. Chisholm: Identity through Possible Worlds: Some Questions2006.05.20History of Science & ScholarshipExpanded Bibliography on Science and Religion2006.05.19History of Science & ScholarshipThe Reference Books Related to “Science and Religion” Currently on My Bookshelf2006.05.01History of Science & Scholarship[Eng] Peter Singer: “Fermat’s Last Theorem—A Mystery That Puzzled the Wise of the World for 358 Years,” translated by Xue Mi, Shanghai Translation Publishing House, February 19982006.04.09History of Science & ScholarshipConstructing a DN Account of Leopold’s Essay (Thinking Like a Mountain);2006.04.06