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Stigmatized bodies near Lake Victoria : a cultural analysis of institutions

Koenraad Stroeken (UGent)

(2021) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE.
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On the structure and epistemic value of function ascriptions in biology and engineering sciences

Erik Weber (UGent) , Dingmar van Eck (UGent) and Julie Mennes (UGent)

(2019) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 24(3). p.559-581
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The documentary surreal : film and painting in Luciano Emmer’s 'La Leggenda di Sant’Orsola' (1948) and Henri Storck’s 'Le Monde de Paul Delvaux' (1946)

Steven Jacobs (UGent)

(2018) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 23(2). p.207-215
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The documentary real : thinking documentary aesthetics

Frederik Le Roy (UGent) and Robrecht Vanderbeeken

(2018) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 23(2). p.197-205
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Wich wisdom can change the world?

Erik Paredis (UGent)

(2017) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 22(2).
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Special Issue: Social Epistemology Meets the Philosophy of the Humanities

Anton Froeyman, Laszlo Kosolosky and Jeroen Van Bouwel (UGent)

(2016) Foundations of Science.
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The death and the resurrection of (psy)critique: the case of neuroeducation

Jan De Vos (UGent)

(2016) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 21(1). p.129-145
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Voluntarism and citizenship: a response to Lena Dominelli

Maria De Bie (UGent) and Rudi Roose (UGent)

(2016) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 21(2). p.399-403
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Introduction: social epistemology meets the philosophy of the humanities

Anton Froeyman (UGent) , Laszlo Kosolosky and Jeroen Van Bouwel (UGent)

(2016) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 21(1). p.1-13
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Epistemic justification and operational symbolism

Albrecht Heeffer (UGent)

(2014) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 19(1). p.89-113
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Script and symbolic writing in mathematics and natural philosophy

Maarten Van Dyck (UGent) and Albrecht Heeffer (UGent)

(2014) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 19(1). p.1-10
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Beyond physics? On the prospects of finding a meaningful oracle

Taner Edis and Maarten Boudry (UGent)

(2014) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 19. p.403-422
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Newtonian emanation, spinozism, measurement and the Baconian origins of the laws of nature

Eric Schliesser (UGent)

(2013) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 18(3). p.449-466
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'Whatever is neither everywhere nor anywhere does not exist': the concepts of space and time in Newton and Leibniz

Maarten Van Dyck (UGent) and Karin Verelst

(2013) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 18(3). p.399-402
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Embracing the political in technology and transition studies: a response to Philip Vergragt and Bram Bos

Erik Paredis (UGent)

(2013) FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE. 18(2). p.373-377

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Stigmatized bodies near Lake Victoria : a cultural analysis of institutions

On the structure and epistemic value of function ascriptions in biology and engineering sciences

The documentary surreal : film and painting in Luciano Emmer’s 'La Leggenda di Sant’Orsola' (1948) and Henri Storck’s 'Le Monde de Paul Delvaux' (1946)

The documentary real : thinking documentary aesthetics

Wich wisdom can change the world?

Special Issue: Social Epistemology Meets the Philosophy of the Humanities

The death and the resurrection of (psy)critique: the case of neuroeducation

Voluntarism and citizenship: a response to Lena Dominelli

Introduction: social epistemology meets the philosophy of the humanities

Epistemic justification and operational symbolism

Script and symbolic writing in mathematics and natural philosophy

Beyond physics? On the prospects of finding a meaningful oracle

Newtonian emanation, spinozism, measurement and the Baconian origins of the laws of nature

'Whatever is neither everywhere nor anywhere does not exist': the concepts of space and time in Newton and Leibniz

Embracing the political in technology and transition studies: a response to Philip Vergragt and Bram Bos

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