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History of Science & ScholarshipThe Religious Views of Great Scientists: Quotation Piling2006.03.28History of Science & ScholarshipI read a crank-science paper… @_@2006.03.03History of Science & ScholarshipG. E. R. Lloyd: Early Greek Science—From Thales to Aristotle2006.03.01History of Science & ScholarshipLiu Huajie: “Not Everything Enshrined in the Hall Is a Buddha” (Including Some Free Thoughts on Needham’s Question)2006.02.27History of Science & ScholarshipLiu Huajie: “China-like Science—From the Perspectives of Philosophy and Sociology”2006.02.22History of Science & ScholarshipA Few Metaphors About “Drawing Boundaries”—Reflections Organized from My Winter Vacation Reading in 2006 (1)2006.02.21Life & NotesWinter Vacation Reading Notes, 2006: Introduction / Conclusion / Contents2006.02.19
History of Science & ScholarshipHuang Aihe (Interview): “Drift—The Story of Peking University Scholar Liu Huajie”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[U.S.] Gerald Holton: “Science and Anti-Science”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[Austrian] Erwin Schrödinger: “Nature and Ancient Greece”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[French] Jean Ladrière: “The Challenge of Science and Technology to Culture”2006.02.18
Philosophy & Thought[U.S.] Thomas Nagel: “Your First Philosophy Book”2006.02.18
History of Science & ScholarshipHuang Aihe (Interview): “Drift—The Story of Peking University Scholar Liu Huajie”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[U.S.] Gerald Holton: “Science and Anti-Science”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[Austrian] Erwin Schrödinger: “Nature and Ancient Greece”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[French] Jean Ladrière: “The Challenge of Science and Technology to Culture”2006.02.18Philosophy & Thought[U.S.] Thomas Nagel: “Your First Philosophy Book”2006.02.18