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期刊名:History and philosophy of the life sciences

缩写:HIST PHIL LIFE SCI

ISSN:0391-9714

e-ISSN:1742-6316

IF/分区:1.6/N/A

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Élise Demeulenaere Élise Demeulenaere
At the crossroads between food studies and science and technology studies, this paper analyzes the role of laboratories located within traditional cheese territories in the ecologization of cheese microbiology in France at the turn of the t...
Steven R Sabat,Alison Warren Steven R Sabat
This article presents an extension of an article previously featured in History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences by Schweda and Jongsma (History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences, 2022), who aptly (1) critiqued the "Zombification" of p...
Daniel Montero-Espinoza Daniel Montero-Espinoza
The current research environment in psychiatry is marked by the discredit of the main psychiatric classifications. The common narrative about the DSM holds that the current diagnostic categories lack diagnostic validity. This claim is suppo...
Jonathan M Galka Jonathan M Galka
For mid-twentieth century scientists, industrialists, politicians, and lawyers, manganese (polymetallic) nodules were singular and valuable condensations of complex and little-understood biogeochemical processes. This paper examines how tho...
Jorge L García,Xiaoyu Wang Jorge L García
The problem of providing an objective characterization of human variation have been often intermingled with the questionable task of providing scientific grounds for racism. The source of this confusion lies in the misconception that Petrus...
Philippe Huneman Philippe Huneman
"Organicism" often refers to the idea that ecosystems or communities are, or are like, organisms. Often implicit in early twentieth century, it has been theorized by Clements, relying on physiological and developmental concepts. I investiga...
Rob DeSalle,Ian Tattersall Rob DeSalle
We examine the philosophy of race from the perspective of the identified problems with such a philosophy - domain problems, deference problems and mismatch problems. Any philosophy of race should consider at least two domains of human endea...