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History of Science & ScholarshipPreliminary Thoughts on Whether Traditional Chinese Medicine Is Scientific2006.02.25History of Science & ScholarshipThe Significance of Psychology for the Philosophy of Science and Technology2006.02.24History of Science & ScholarshipThe Significance of Mathematics and Logic for Philosophy of Science2006.02.22Life & 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[French] Jean Ladrière: “The Challenge of Science and Technology to Culture”2006.02.18Culture & Public CommentaryThe Greatest Root of Nihilism2005.12.30History of Science & ScholarshipUnder the Same Starry Sky—Kant’s Views on Science and Religion2005.12.26History of Science & ScholarshipIs Science and Technology the Primary Productive Force?2005.12.08History of Science & ScholarshipKant’s Space-Time and Hawking’s Universe — Kant’s View of Science and Modern Physics2005.12.07History of Science & ScholarshipScience Has No Absolute Truth… But Is There Absolute Error? (And a Supplement)2005.12.03History of Science & ScholarshipFeynman: Poets Always Say That Scientists Cannot See the Beauty of the Planets—2005.08.11
History of Science & ScholarshipHuang Aihe (Interview): “Drift—The Story of Peking University Scholar Liu Huajie”2006.02.19History of Science & Scholarship[French] Jean Ladrière: “The Challenge of Science and Technology to Culture”2006.02.18Culture & Public CommentaryThe Greatest Root of Nihilism2005.12.30History of Science & ScholarshipUnder the Same Starry Sky—Kant’s Views on Science and Religion2005.12.26History of Science & ScholarshipIs Science and Technology the Primary Productive Force?2005.12.08History of Science & ScholarshipKant’s Space-Time and Hawking’s Universe — Kant’s View of Science and Modern Physics2005.12.07History of Science & ScholarshipScience Has No Absolute Truth… But Is There Absolute Error? (And a Supplement)2005.12.03History of Science & ScholarshipFeynman: Poets Always Say That Scientists Cannot See the Beauty of the Planets—2005.08.11