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Science and Religion: Some New Historical Perspectives: A Word on Categories
Posted on November 20, 2013 1 Comment
Borrowing a line from Steven Shapin’s The Scientific Revolution, Dixon, Cantor, and Pumfrey’s Science and Religion: New Historical Perspectives (2010) may be said to argue that “there is no such thing as a conflict between science and religion, and this is a book about it.” Whenever the words “science” and “religion” appear together in a […]
The “Scientific Revolution” as Narratology (Part 3)
Posted on November 7, 2013 1 Comment
Following a suggestion from my supervisor, I have looked at a collection of essays contained in European Review‘s (2007) forum Focus: Thoughts on the Scientific Revolution. Some of the essays in this journal were reproduced, albeit modified, in Recent Themes in The History of Science and Religion: Historians in Conversation (2009), edited by Donald A. […]