| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000007 |
Monika Bergvall [Canada] ; David Gagnon [Canada] ; Steve Titolo [Canada] ; Michaël Lehoux [Canada] ; Claudia M. D'Abramo [Canada] ; Thomas Melendy [États-Unis] ; Jacques Archambault [Canada] | Requirement for the E1 Helicase C-Terminal Domain in Papillomavirus DNA Replication In Vivo |
| 000009 |
Yazan Abu Ghazal [Oman] ; Devon E. Hinton [États-Unis] | Platzschwindel, agoraphobia and their influence on theories of anxiety at the end of the nineteenth century: theories of the role of biology and 'representations' (Vorstellungen). |
| 000023 |
J M Jordan [États-Unis] | 'Ancient episteme' and the nature of fossils: a correction of a modern scholarly error. |
| 000037 |
Dominique P. Béhague [États-Unis, Royaume-Uni] | Taking pills for developmental ails in Southern Brazil: The biologization of adolescence? |
| 000041 |
Cody J. Warren [États-Unis] ; Koenraad Van Doorslaer [États-Unis] ; Ahwan Pandey [États-Unis] ; Joaquin M. Espinosa [États-Unis] ; Dohun Pyeon [États-Unis] | Role of the host restriction factor APOBEC3 on papillomavirus evolution |
| 000054 |
Andreea Popa [États-Unis] ; Wei Zhang [États-Unis] ; Megan S. Harrison [États-Unis] ; Kylia Goodner [États-Unis] ; Teymur Kazakov [États-Unis] ; Edward C. Goodwin [États-Unis] ; Alex Lipovsky [États-Unis] ; Christopher G. Burd [États-Unis] ; Daniel Dimaio [États-Unis] | Direct Binding of Retromer to Human Papillomavirus Type 16 Minor Capsid Protein L2 Mediates Endosome Exit during Viral Infection |
| 000056 |
Mayumi Nakagawa [États-Unis] ; William Greenfield [États-Unis] ; Andrea Moerman-Herzog [États-Unis] ; Hannah N. Coleman [États-Unis] | Cross-Reactivity, Epitope Spreading, and De Novo Immune Stimulation Are Possible Mechanisms of Cross-Protection of Nonvaccine Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Types in Recipients of HPV Therapeutic Vaccines |
| 000065 |
Moon Kyoo Jang [États-Unis] ; D. Eric Anderson [États-Unis] ; Koenraad Van Doorslaer [États-Unis] ; Alison A. Mcbride [États-Unis] | A Proteomic approach to discover and compare interacting partners of Papillomavirus E2 proteins from diverse phylogenetic groups |
| 000083 |
Moon Kyoo Jang [États-Unis] ; Kui Shen [États-Unis] ; Alison A. Mcbride [États-Unis] | Papillomavirus Genomes Associate with BRD4 to Replicate at Fragile Sites in the Host Genome |
| 000085 |
Kristine M. Wylie [États-Unis] ; Kathie A. Mihindukulasuriya [États-Unis] ; Yanjiao Zhou [États-Unis] ; Erica Sodergren [États-Unis] ; Gregory A. Storch [États-Unis] ; George M. Weinstock [États-Unis] | Metagenomic analysis of double-stranded DNA viruses in healthy adults |
| 000086 |
Anita C. Schürch [Pays-Bas] ; Debby Schipper [Pays-Bas] ; Maarten A. Bijl [Pays-Bas] ; Jim Dau [États-Unis] ; Kimberlee B. Beckmen [États-Unis] ; Claudia M. E. Schapendonk [Pays-Bas] ; V. Stalin Raj [Pays-Bas] ; Albert D. M. E. Osterhaus [Pays-Bas] ; Bart L. Haagmans [Pays-Bas] ; Morten Tryland [Norvège] ; Saskia L. Smits [Pays-Bas] | Metagenomic Survey for Viruses in Western Arctic Caribou, Alaska, through Iterative Assembly of Taxonomic Units |
| 000091 |
Yingfei Ma [États-Unis] ; Ramana Madupu [États-Unis] ; Ulas Karaoz [États-Unis] ; Carlos W. Nossa [États-Unis] ; Liying Yang [États-Unis] ; Shibu Yooseph [États-Unis] ; Patrick S. Yachimski [États-Unis] ; Eoin L. Brodie [États-Unis] ; Karen E. Nelson [États-Unis] ; Zhiheng Pei [États-Unis] | Human Papillomavirus Community in Healthy Persons, Defined by Metagenomics Analysis of Human Microbiome Project Shotgun Sequencing Data Sets |
| 000092 |
Guang Lan Zhang [États-Unis] ; Angelika B. Riemer [Allemagne] ; Derin B. Keskin [États-Unis] ; Lou Chitkushev [États-Unis] ; Ellis L. Reinherz [États-Unis] ; Vladimir Brusic [États-Unis] | HPVdb: a data mining system for knowledge discovery in human papillomavirus with applications in T cell immunology and vaccinology |
| 000093 |
Mateja M. Jelen [Slovénie] ; Zigui Chen [États-Unis] ; Boštjan J. Kocjan [Slovénie] ; Felicity J. Burt [Afrique du Sud] ; Paul K. S. Chan [République populaire de Chine] ; Diego Chouhy [Argentine] ; Catharina E. Combrinck [Afrique du Sud] ; François Coutlée [Canada] ; Christine Estrade [Suisse] ; Alex Ferenczy [Canada] ; Alison Fiander [Royaume-Uni] ; Eduardo L. Franco [Canada] ; Suzanne M. Garland [Australie] ; Adriana A. Giri [Argentine] ; Joaquín Víctor González [Argentine] ; Arndt Gröning [Allemagne] ; Kerstin Heidrich [Allemagne] ; Sam Hibbitts [Royaume-Uni] ; Lea Hošnjak [Slovénie] ; Tommy N. M. Luk [République populaire de Chine] ; Karina Marinic [Argentine] ; Toshihiko Matsukura [Japon] ; Anna Neumann [Allemagne] ; Anja Oštrbenk [Slovénie] ; Maria Alejandra Picconi [Argentine] ; Harriet Richardson [Canada] ; Martin Sagadin [Slovénie] ; Roland Sahli [Suisse] ; Riaz Y. Seedat [Afrique du Sud] ; Katja Seme [Slovénie] ; Alberto Severini [Canada] ; Jessica L. Sinchi [Argentine] ; Jana Smahelova [République tchèque] ; Sepehr N. Tabrizi [Australie] ; Ruth Tachezy [République tchèque] ; Sarah Tohme [Canada] ; Virgilijus Uloza [Lituanie] ; Astra Vitkauskiene [Lituanie] ; Yong Wee Wong [Malaisie] ; Snježana Židovec Lepej [Croatie] ; Robert D. Burk [États-Unis] ; Mario Poljak [Slovénie] | Global Genomic Diversity of Human Papillomavirus 6 Based on 724 Isolates and 190 Complete Genome Sequences |
| 000094 |
Elizabeth A. White [États-Unis] ; Johanna Walther [Suisse] ; Hassan Javanbakht [Suisse] ; Peter M. Howley [États-Unis] | Genus Beta Human Papillomavirus E6 Proteins Vary in Their Effects on the Transactivation of p53 Target Genes |
| 000097 |
Michael J. Strong [États-Unis] ; Melody Baddoo [États-Unis] ; Asuka Nanbo [Japon] ; Miao Xu [République populaire de Chine] ; Adriane Puetter [États-Unis] ; Zhen Lin [États-Unis] | Comprehensive High-Throughput RNA Sequencing Analysis Reveals Contamination of Multiple Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Cell Lines with HeLa Cell Genomes |
| 000099 |
Stephen Schloesser [États-Unis] | Recent Works in Jesuit Philosophy |
| 000122 |
Scott B. Vande Pol ; Aloysius J. Klingelhutz [États-Unis] | Papillomavirus E6 oncoproteins |
| 000127 |
John L. Mokili [États-Unis] ; Bas E. Dutilh [Pays-Bas] ; Yan Wei Lim [États-Unis] ; Bradley S. Schneider [États-Unis] ; Travis Taylor [États-Unis] ; Matthew R. Haynes [États-Unis] ; David Metzgar [États-Unis] ; Christopher A. Myers [États-Unis] ; Patrick J. Blair [États-Unis] ; Bahador Nosrat [États-Unis] ; Nathan D. Wolfe [États-Unis] ; Forest Rohwer [États-Unis] | Identification of a Novel Human Papillomavirus by Metagenomic Analysis of Samples from Patients with Febrile Respiratory Illness |
| 000131 |
Nozomi Sakakibara [États-Unis] ; Dan Chen [États-Unis] ; Moon Kyoo Jang [États-Unis] ; Dong Wook Kang [États-Unis] ; Hans F. Luecke [États-Unis] ; Shwu-Yuan Wu [États-Unis] ; Cheng-Ming Chiang [États-Unis] ; Alison A. Mcbride [États-Unis] | Brd4 Is Displaced from HPV Replication Factories as They Expand and Amplify Viral DNA |
| 000148 |
Ling Hon Lam [États-Unis] | A Case of the Chinese (Dis)order? The Haoqiu zhuan and Competing Forms of Knowledge in European and Japanese Readings |
| 000153 |
Miriam Kahn [États-Unis] | Voyages: From Tongan Villages to American Suburbs by Cathy A. Small |
| 000154 |
Lynn Holt ; Bryan E. Norwood [États-Unis] | Virtuoso Epistemology |
| 000161 |
Eloise Balasco Cathcart [États-Unis] ; Miriam Greenspan [États-Unis] | The role of practical wisdom in nurse manager practice: why experience matters |
| 000164 |
Charles R. Varela [États-Unis] | The Romantic Realism of Michel Foucault The Scientific Temptation |
| 000177 |
Inmaculada De Melo-Martín [États-Unis] ; Kristen Intemann [États-Unis] | Scientific dissent and public policy |
| 000179 |
Nancy Staggers [États-Unis] ; Jacquelyn W. Blaz [États-Unis] | Research on nursing handoffs for medical and surgical settings: an integrative review |
| 000181 |
Naomi Schiller [États-Unis] | Reckoning with press freedom: Community media, liberalism, and the processual state in Caracas, Venezuela |
| 000209 |
Timothy D. Harfield [États-Unis] | Exposing Humanism: Prudence, Ingenium, and the Politics of the Posthuman |
| 000211 |
Christopher J. Preston [États-Unis] | Ethics and geoengineering: reviewing the moral issues raised by solar radiation management and carbon dioxide removal |
| 000221 |
Jocelyn L. Chua [États-Unis] | Disquieting Gifts: Humanitarianism in New Delhi by Erica Bornstein |
| 000224 |
Dana L. Zeidler [États-Unis] ; Benjamin C. Herman [États-Unis] ; Mitch Ruzek [États-Unis] ; Anne Linder [Suède] ; Shu-Sheng Lin [Taïwan] | Cross‐cultural epistemological orientations to socioscientific issues |
| 000230 |
Jane Campbell Moriarty [États-Unis] ; Daniel D. Langleben [États-Unis] ; James M. Provenzale [États-Unis] | Brain Trauma, PET Scans and Forensic Complexity |
| 000234 |
Allan Feldman [États-Unis] ; Kent A. Divoll [États-Unis] ; Allyson Rogan-Klyve [États-Unis] | Becoming Researchers: The Participation of Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Scientific Research Groups |
| 000235 |
Gary Metcalf [États-Unis] ; Pamela Buckle Henning [États-Unis] | An Overview of International Society for the Systems Sciences 2012 Plenary Presentations: A Supplement to the Editorial |
| 000240 |
Jeffrey W. Lucas [États-Unis] ; Kevin Morrell [Royaume-Uni] ; Marek Posard [États-Unis] | Considerations on the 'Replication Problem' in Sociology |
| 000241 |
Owen Goldin [États-Unis] | Circular Justification and Explanation in Aristotle |
| 000255 |
James Phillips [États-Unis] ; Allen Frances [États-Unis] ; Michael A. Cerullo [États-Unis] ; John Chardavoyne [États-Unis] ; Hannah S. Decker [États-Unis] ; Michael B. First [États-Unis] ; Nassir Ghaemi [États-Unis] ; Gary Greenberg [États-Unis] ; Andrew C. Hinderliter [États-Unis] ; Warren A. Kinghorn [États-Unis] ; Steven G. Lobello [États-Unis] ; Elliott B. Martin [États-Unis] ; Aaron L. Mishara [États-Unis] ; Joel Paris [Canada] ; Joseph M. Pierre [États-Unis] ; Ronald W. Pies [États-Unis] ; Harold A. Pincus [États-Unis] ; Douglas Porter [États-Unis] ; Claire Pouncey [États-Unis] ; Michael A. Schwartz [États-Unis] ; Thomas Szasz [États-Unis] ; Jerome C. Wakefield [États-Unis] ; G Scott Waterman [États-Unis] ; Owen Whooley [États-Unis] ; Peter Zachar [États-Unis] | The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue. Part 4: general conclusion |
| 000256 |
James Phillips [États-Unis] ; Allen Frances [États-Unis] ; Michael A. Cerullo [États-Unis] ; John Chardavoyne [États-Unis] ; Hannah S. Decker [États-Unis] ; Michael B. First [États-Unis] ; Nassir Ghaemi [États-Unis] ; Gary Greenberg [États-Unis] ; Andrew C. Hinderliter [États-Unis] ; Warren A. Kinghorn [États-Unis] ; Steven G. Lobello [États-Unis] ; Elliott B. Martin [États-Unis] ; Aaron L. Mishara [États-Unis] ; Joel Paris [Canada] ; Joseph M. Pierre [États-Unis] ; Ronald W. Pies [États-Unis] ; Harold A. Pincus [États-Unis] ; Douglas Porter [États-Unis] ; Claire Pouncey [États-Unis] ; Michael A. Schwartz [États-Unis] ; Thomas Szasz [États-Unis] ; Jerome C. Wakefield [États-Unis] ; G Scott Waterman [États-Unis] ; Owen Whooley [États-Unis] ; Peter Zachar [États-Unis] | The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 3: issues of utility and alternative approaches in psychiatric diagnosis |
| 000257 |
Koenraad Van Doorslaer ; Qina Tan [États-Unis] ; Sandhya Xirasagar [États-Unis] ; Sandya Bandaru [États-Unis] ; Vivek Gopalan [États-Unis] ; Yasmin Mohamoud [États-Unis] ; Yentram Huyen [États-Unis] ; Alison A. Mcbride | The Papillomavirus Episteme: a central resource for papillomavirus sequence data and analysis |
| 000258 |
Xosé M. Fernández-Suárez [Royaume-Uni] ; Michael Y. Galperin [États-Unis] | The 2013 Nucleic Acids Research Database Issue and the online Molecular Biology Database Collection |
| 000259 |
John J. Rief [États-Unis] ; Gordon R. Mitchell [États-Unis] ; Susan L. Zickmund [États-Unis] ; Tina D. Bhargava [États-Unis] ; Cindy L. Bryce [États-Unis] ; Gary S. Fischer [États-Unis] ; Rachel Hess [États-Unis] ; N. Randall Kolb [États-Unis] ; Laurey R. Simkin-Silverman [États-Unis] ; Kathleen M. Mctigue [États-Unis] | Promoting Patient Phronesis: Communication Patterns in an Online Lifestyle Program Coordinated with Primary Care |
| 000262 |
Grégory Neveu ; Patricia Cassonnet ; Pierre-Olivier Vidalain ; Caroline Rolloy ; José Mendoza ; Louis Jones [France] ; Frédéric Tangy ; Mandy Muller ; Caroline Demeret ; Lionel Tafforeau [France] ; Vincent Lotteau [France] ; Chantal Rabourdin-Combe [France] ; Gilles Travé [France] ; Amélie Dricot [États-Unis] ; David E. Hill [États-Unis] ; Marc Vidal [États-Unis] ; Michel Favre ; Yves Jacob | Comparative analysis of virus-host interactomes with a mammalian high- throughput protein complementation assay based on Gaussia princeps luciferase |
| 000268 |
William Proctor Williams [États-Unis] | William Shakespeare, Hamlet, ed. Ann Thompson and Neil Taylor.William Shakespeare, Hamlet: The Texts of 1603 and 1623, ed. Ann Thompson and Neil Taylor. |
| 000269 |
John H. Zammito [États-Unis] | The “Last Dogma” of Positivism: Historicist Naturalism and the Fact/Value Dichotomy |
| 000271 |
Guy Axtell [États-Unis] | The Dialectics of Objectivity |
| 000280 |
Dahlia E. M. Gubara [États-Unis] | Al-Azhar in the Bibliographic Imagination |
| 000295 |
Janelle Cornwell [États-Unis] | Worker Co‐operatives and Spaces of Possibility: An Investigation of Subject Space at Collective Copies |
| 000302 |
Bonnie J. Miller-Mclemore [États-Unis] | Toward Greater Understanding of Practical Theology |
| 000304 |
Valerie Palmer-Mehta [États-Unis] | Theorizing the Role of Courage in Resistance: A Feminist Rhetorical Analysis of Aung San Suu Kyi's ‘Freedom From Fear’ Speech |
| 000305 |
Rebecca De Souza [États-Unis] | Theorizing the Relationship Between HIV/AIDS, Biomedicine, and Culture Using an Urban Indian Setting as a Case Study |
| 000314 |
Bonnie Glass-Coffin [États-Unis] ; Bonnie Kiiskeentum [Niger] | The Future of a Discipline: Considering the Ontological/Methodological Future of the Anthropology of Consciousness, Part IV: Ontological Relativism or Ontological Relevance: An Essay in Honor of Michael Harner |
| 000320 |
Guoping Zhao [États-Unis] | THE SELF AND HUMAN FREEDOM IN FOUCAULT AND ZHUANGZI |
| 000345 |
Morgan Robertson [États-Unis] | Measurement and alienation: making a world of ecosystem services |
| 000350 |
Don Fallis [États-Unis] | Lying as a Violation of Grice's First Maxim of Quality |
| 000360 |
Ted Poston [États-Unis] | Is There an ‘I’ in Epistemology? |
| 000365 |
Tema Milstein [États-Unis] ; Elizabeth Dickinson [États-Unis] | Gynocentric Greenwashing: The Discursive Gendering of Nature |
| 000373 |
Bonnie J. Miller-Mclemore [États-Unis] | Five Misunderstandings about Practical Theology |
| 000384 |
A. Lyon [Australie, États-Unis] ; M. Nunn [Australie] ; G. Grossel [Australie] ; M. Burgman [Australie] | Comparison of Web‐Based Biosecurity Intelligence Systems: BioCaster, EpiSPIDER and HealthMap |
| 000395 |
Kavita Ashana Singh [États-Unis] | A Schizophrenic Metaphor? Disciplining Creoleness |
| 000421 |
Glenn B. Siniscalchi [États-Unis] | |
| 000422 |
Glenn B. Siniscalchi [États-Unis] | |
| 000423 |
Glenn B. Siniscalchi [États-Unis] | |
| 000492 |
Mary Beth Ingham [États-Unis] | |
| 000504 |
Charles Cassini [États-Unis] | |
| 000539 |
Adam Rogers [États-Unis] ; Mackenzie Waltke [États-Unis] ; Peter C. Angeletti [États-Unis] | Evolutionary variation of papillomavirus E2 protein and E2 binding sites |
| 000540 |
Lawrence J. Schneiderman [États-Unis] | Defining Medical Futility and Improving Medical Care |
| 000545 |
Paul Batalden [États-Unis] ; Frank Davidoff [États-Unis] ; Martin Marshall [Royaume-Uni] ; Jo Bibby [Royaume-Uni] ; Colin Pink [Royaume-Uni] | So what? Now what? Exploring, understanding and using the epistemologies that inform the improvement of healthcare |
| 000555 |
Jiat-Hwee Chang [Singapour] ; Anthony D. King [États-Unis] | Towards a genealogy of tropical architecture: Historical fragments of power‐knowledge, built environment and climate in the British colonial territories |
| 000557 |
Robert B. Talisse [États-Unis] | Toward a New Pragmatist Politics |
| 000566 |
David P. Mccabe ; Alan D. Castel [États-Unis] ; Matthew G. Rhodes [États-Unis] | The Influence of fMRI Lie Detection Evidence on Juror Decision‐Making |
| 000567 |
Rebecca Gould [États-Unis] | The Geography of Comparative Literature |
| 000569 |
Norbert Wiley [États-Unis] | The American self and the long march to legal equality |
| 000580 |
G. A. Lipton [États-Unis] | Secular Sufism: Neoliberalism, Ethnoracism, and the Reformation of the Muslim Other |
| 000594 |
John Collins [États-Unis] | Melted gold and national bodies: The hermeneutics of depth and the value of history in Brazilian racial politics |
| 000604 |
Eric R. Dorman [États-Unis] | HINDUISM AND SCIENCE: THE STATE OF THE SOUTH ASIAN SCIENCE AND RELIGION DISCOURSE |
| 000613 |
Karen Ann Watson-Gegeo [États-Unis] ; David Welchman Gegeo [Nouvelle-Zélande] | Divergent Discourses: The Epistemology of Healing in an American Medical Clinic and a Kwara‘ae Village |
| 000630 |
Radhika Misquitta [États-Unis] | A Review of the Literature: Fraction Instruction for Struggling Learners in Mathematics |
| 000633 |
Richard Olson [États-Unis] | A DYNAMIC MODEL FOR “SCIENCE AND RELIGION”: INTERACTING SUBCULTURES |
| 000662 |
Allyson L. Lister [Royaume-Uni] ; Ruchira S. Datta [États-Unis] ; Oliver Hofmann [États-Unis] ; Roland Krause [Allemagne] ; Michael Kuhn [Allemagne] ; Bettina Roth [États-Unis] ; Reinhard Schneider [Allemagne] | Live Coverage of Scientific Conferences Using Web Technologies |
| 000664 |
Peter C. Hauser [États-Unis] ; Amanda O'Hearn ; Michael Mckee ; Anne Steider ; Denise Thew | Deaf epistemology: Deafhood and Deafness. |
| 000666 |
Hans-Ulrich Bernard [États-Unis] ; Robert D. Burk [États-Unis] ; Zigui Chen [États-Unis] ; Koenraad Van Doorslaer [États-Unis] ; Harald Zur Hausen [États-Unis] ; Ethel-Michele De Villiers [Allemagne] | Classification of Papillomaviruses (PVs) Based on 189 PV Types and Proposal of Taxonomic Amendments |
| 000676 |
Linda Lizut Helstern [États-Unis] | Trickster Chaos in Turbulent Flow: Louis Owens's Dark River |
| 000682 |
Sheila J. Nayar [États-Unis] | Reconfiguring the Genuinely Religious Film: The Oral Contours of the Overabundant Epic |
| 000683 |
Jenna Reinbold [États-Unis] | Radical Islam and Human Rights Values: A Religious-Minded Critique of Secular Liberty, Equality, and Brotherhood |
| 000692 |
Bruce A. Arrigo [États-Unis] | Identity, International Terrorism and Negotiating Peace |
| 000697 |
Brian T. Edwards [États-Unis] | Disorienting Captivity: A Response to Gordon Sayre |
| 000711 |
Mark Juergensmeyer [États-Unis] | 2009 Presidential Address: Beyond Words and War: The Global Future of Religion |
| 000714 |
Roger White [États-Unis] | YOU JUST BELIEVE THAT BECAUSE… |
| 000717 |
Renan Springer De Freitas [Brésil] ; Ricardo Pietrobon [États-Unis] | Why Care about Scientific Controversies? |
| 000722 |
Turan Kayaoglu [États-Unis] | Westphalian Eurocentrism in International Relations Theory |
| 000742 |
Stuart H. Young [États-Unis] | The Ideology of Buddhist Materialism |
| 000747 |
Saidiya Hartman [États-Unis] | Seymour Drescher. Abolition: A History of Slavery and Antislavery. New York: Cambridge University Press. 2009. Pp. xi, 471. Cloth $95.00, paper $26.99 |
| 000755 |
Shushok Frank Jr. [États-Unis] ; Scott H. Moore [États-Unis] | Reading, study, and discussion of the “great texts” of literature, philosophy, and politics as a complement to contemporary leadership education literature |
| 000756 |
Jonathan Furner [États-Unis] | Philosophy and information studies |
| 000758 |
Andrew R. Hom ; Brent J. Steele [États-Unis] | Open Horizons: The Temporal Visions of Reflexive Realism |
| 000759 |
Roger S. Kohn [États-Unis] | Of Descartes and of train schedules |
| 000763 |
Annabelle Belcher [États-Unis] ; Walter Sinnott-Armstrong [États-Unis] | Neurolaw |
| 000768 |
Leslie Page Moch [États-Unis] | Migrants and urban change – By Anne Winter |
| 000782 |
Robin Maria Delugan [États-Unis] | Indigeneity across borders: Hemispheric migrations and cosmopolitan encounters |
| 000787 |
Hava Tirosh-Samuelson [États-Unis] | HISTORY AND THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE AND RELIGION |
| 000793 |
Samuel M. Bauer [États-Unis] | From jeering to giggling: Spain's dramatic break from a satirical to an avant-garde humor |
| 000798 |
Dan Sperber [Hongrie] ; Fabrice Clément ; Christophe Heintz [Hongrie] ; Olivier Mascaro [Hongrie] ; Hugo Mercier [États-Unis] ; Gloria Origgi [France] ; Deirdre Wilson | Epistemic Vigilance |
| 000802 |
Gillian Hart [États-Unis] | D/developments after the Meltdown |
| 000812 |
David M. Sobel [États-Unis] ; Kathleen H. Corriveau [États-Unis] | Children Monitor Individuals’ Expertise for Word Learning |
| 000819 |
Michael Naughton ; Wolfgang Grassl [États-Unis] | Aquinas on management and its development |
| 000823 |
Joanna Brook [États-Unis] | An Elaboration of the Transformative Approach to Practical Theory: Its Connections with Gadamer's Philosophical Hermeneutics |
| 000824 |
Sara Salloum [États-Unis] ; Fouad Abd-El-Khalick [États-Unis] | A study of practical‐moral knowledge in science teaching: Case studies in physical science classrooms |
| 000830 |
Paul Forman [États-Unis] | (Re)cognizing Postmodernity: Helps for Historians – of Science Especially |
| 000846 |
Kathryn Montgomery [États-Unis] | Thinking about thinking: implications for patient safety. |
| 000848 |
Howard H. Chiang [États-Unis] | Rethinking 'style' for historians and philosophers of science: converging lessons from sexuality, translation, and East Asian studies. |
| 000850 |
Allen Ottens [États-Unis] ; Debra Pender ; Daniel Nyhoff | Essential personhood: a review of the counselor characteristics needed for effective crisis intervention work. |
| 000852 |
Emily Harrington [États-Unis] | marion thain. ‘Michael Field’: Poetry, Aestheticism and the Fin de Siècle. |
| 000862 |
Ralph Bauer [États-Unis] | The Literature of British America |
| 000866 |
Henry Goldschmidt [États-Unis] | Religion, Reductionism, and the Godly Soul: Lubavitch Hasidic Jewishness and the Limits of Classificatory Thought |
| 000874 |
Pamela A. Mischen ; Thomas A. P. Sinclair [États-Unis] | Making Implementation More Democratic through Action Implementation Research |
| 000877 |
Charles E. Scott [États-Unis] | Foucault, Genealogy, Ethics |
| 000887 |
Michael Baizerman [États-Unis] ; Donald W. Compton [Niger] | What did we learn from the case studies about managing evaluation? |
| 000910 |
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Jean M. Langford [États-Unis] | Medical Mimesis: Healing Signs of a Cosmopolitan "Quack" |
| 001461 |
Joel Braslow [États-Unis] | Last resort: Psychosurgery and the limits of medicine |
| 001465 |
Andrew Jason Cohen [États-Unis] | In Defense of Nietzschean Genealogy |
| 001467 |
Vern L. Bullough [États-Unis] | Hermaphrodites and the medical invention of sex |
| 001470 |
Philip Nord [États-Unis] | French intellectual nobility: Institutional and symbolic transformations in the post‐Sartrian era |
| 001476 |
Damon Freeman [États-Unis] | Children, race, and power: Kenneth and Mamie Clark's northside center |
| 001479 |
Josef Bro Abzek [États-Unis] | Carl Stumpf—Schriften zur psychologie |
| 001480 |
Timothy H. Engström [États-Unis] | Can We Be Self‐Consistent Without Assuming “Realism“: A Discussion of Lawrence E. Cahoone's The Ends of Philosophy |
| 001487 |
Edward Arrington [États-Unis] | Anxious attitudes and blue bodies |
| 001490 |
Regina Morantz-Sanchez [États-Unis] | Alfred C. Kinsey: A public/private life |
| 001520 |
Barry Schwartz [États-Unis] | Postmodernity and Historical Reputation: Abraham Lincoln in Late Twentieth-Century American Memory |
| 001524 |
Daniel E. Palmer [États-Unis] | HEIDEGGER AND THE ONTOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE WORK OF ART |
| 001536 |
Chang-Tai Hung [États-Unis] | Women and sexuality in China: Female sexuality and gender since 1949 |
| 001537 |
Hans Pols [États-Unis] | William James on consciousness beyond the margin |
| 001539 |
Daniel Levine [États-Unis] | Under the cover of kindness: The invention of social work |
| 001540 |
Brent D. Slife [États-Unis] | Theoretical issues in psychology |
| 001543 |
John Carson [États-Unis] | The science and politics of racial research |
| 001544 |
James Gilbert [États-Unis] | The opening of the American mind: Canons, culture, and history |
| 001545 |
James S. Grotstein [États-Unis] | The numinous and immanent nature of the psychoanalytic subject |
| 001546 |
B. Edward Mcclellan [États-Unis] | The making of the modern university: Intellectual transformation and the marginalization of morality |
| 001547 |
Gerald N. Izenberg [États-Unis] | The lure of dreams: Sigmund Freud and the construction of modernity |
| 001548 |
Charles E. Reagan [États-Unis] | The hermeneutics of action |
| 001551 |
Lawrence A. Scaff [États-Unis] | The barbarism of reason: Max Weber and the twilight of enlightenment; Max Weber: Politics and the spirit of tragedy |
| 001554 |
Morris B. Holbrook [États-Unis] | Stereo 3D representations in postmodern marketing research |
| 001555 |
Gary D. Jaworski [États-Unis] | Simmel on culture: Selected writings |
| 001556 |
Dianne F. Sadoff [États-Unis] | Saint Hysteria: Neurosis, myticism, and gender in European culture |
| 001560 |
Irene Burnside [États-Unis] ; Sally Preski [États-Unis] ; Judith E. Hertz [États-Unis] | Research Instrumentation and Elderly Subjects |
| 001561 |
Richard Wightman Fox [États-Unis] | Religious advocacy and American history |
| 001564 |
Paul Jerome Croce [États-Unis] | Pure experience: The response to William James |
| 001568 |
Allan Megill [États-Unis] | On the edge of the cliff: History, language, and practices |
| 001570 |
Irina Sirotkina [Russie, États-Unis] | No asylum: State psychiatric repression in the former USSR |
| 001571 |
Brian Fagan [États-Unis] | Nationalism, politics, and the practice of archaeology |
| 001574 |
Norma Basch [États-Unis] | Making the American self: Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln |
| 001580 |
Amy Plantinga Pauw [États-Unis] ; Henry P. Mobley [États-Unis] | Jonathan Edwards's writings; Text, context, interpretation |
| 001583 |
Peter N. Stearns [États-Unis] | Inventing the psychological: Toward a cultural history of emotional life in America |
| 001584 |
Lawrence E. Marks [États-Unis] | Interactions: Some contacts between the natural sciences and the social sciences |
| 001586 |
Claudette Kemper Columbus [États-Unis] | Human Discourse about Nature; Nature's Processes as Discourse: The Pre‐Columbian Peruvian Myth of Cavillaca |
| 001589 |
Michael Bryant [États-Unis] | Gesammelte Briefe: Band I 1910–1918 |
| 001597 |
Mark Infusino [États-Unis] | Cognitive psychology in the Middle Ages |
| 001600 |
John P. Van Gigch [États-Unis] | Book review: The Epistemology of the Social Sciences According to Michel Foucault (1926–1984): Part XIV of ‘Design of the Modern Inquiring System’ |
| 001602 |
David J. Schneider [États-Unis] | Bettelheim: A life and a legacy |
| 001603 |
Mary Ann Jimenez [États-Unis] | Benjamin Rush, MD: A bibliographic guide |
| 001604 |
Bruce Eastwood [États-Unis] | Before science. The invention of the Friars' natural philosophy |
| 001609 |
Shulamit Reinharz [États-Unis] | A history of sociological research methods in America, 1920–1960 |
| 001610 |
Harry M. Marks [États-Unis] | A half‐century of peer review, 1946–1996 |
| 001611 |
Radha S. Hegde [États-Unis] | A View from Elsewhere: Locating Difference and the Politics of Representation from a Transnational Feminist Perspective |
| 001630 |
Ryo Stanwood [États-Unis] | The primitive syntax of mental predicates in Hawaii Creole English: A text-based study |
| 001651 |
Robert R. Johnson [États-Unis] | Audience involved: Toward a participatory model of writing |
| 001654 |
J. Ann Tickner [États-Unis] | You Just Don't Understand: Troubled Engagements Between Feminists and IR Theorists |
| 001655 |
Willie James Jennings [États-Unis] | Wrestling with a Wounding Word: Reading the Disjointed Lines of African American Spirituality |
| 001657 |
Blaise Cronin [États-Unis] ; Anna Martinson [États-Unis] ; Elisabeth Davenport | Womens studies bibliometric and content analysis of the formative years |
| 001660 |
Donna Maeda [États-Unis] | The Other Woman: Irreducible Alterity in Feminist Thealogies |
| 001661 |
Bruce E. Gronbeck [États-Unis] | TRADITION AND TECHNOLOGY IN LOCAL NEWSCASTS: |
| 001666 |
Merold Westphal [États-Unis] | Review Essay: Theology as Talking About a God Who Talks |
| 001668 |
Philip Clayton [États-Unis] | Philosophy of Science: What One Needs to Know |
| 001695 |
G. Spielmann [États-Unis] | La philosophie des images du Père Menestrier : de l'herméneutique de la nature à la propagande politique |
| 001696 |
H. Campangne [États-Unis] | Arrest memorable contre Gilles Garnier, pour avoir en forme de loup-garou dévoré plusieurs enfants et commis autres crimes : Métamorphose et commentaire dans une lettre de Daniel d'Auge |
| 001697 |
A. Viala [France] ; D. Lee [États-Unis] | Les signes galants : A historical reevaluation of galanterie |
| 001698 |
K. Switala [États-Unis] | Foucauldian mutations of language |
| 001703 |
Joseph M. Felser [États-Unis] | Was Joseph Campbell a Postmodernist? |
| 001717 |
Kathryn Montgomery Hunter [États-Unis] | Narrative, Literature, and the Clinical Exercise of Practical Reason |
| 001732 |
Kathryn Hunter [États-Unis] | “Don't think zebras”: Uncertainty, interpretation, and the place of paradox in clinical education |
| 001737 |
Gerald A. Press [États-Unis] | The State of the Question in the Study of Plato |
| 001738 |
Karen E. Johnson [États-Unis] | The Role of Theory in L2 Teacher Education |
| 001742 |
James A. Caporaso [États-Unis] | The European Union and Forms of State: Westphalian, Regulatory or Post‐Modern? |
| 001749 |
Roy Martinez [États-Unis] | Relating Kierkegaard to dialogical philosophy |
| 001750 |
Douglas Thomas [États-Unis] | Reading DeMan Reading Rhetoric |
| 001751 |
Joseph Carroll [États-Unis] | Pluralism, poststructuralism, and evolutionary theory |
| 001762 |
Erskine Peters [États-Unis] | Cornelius eady’s You Don’t Miss Your Water : Its womanist/feminist perspective |
| 001769 |
Lorraine Warren [Royaume-Uni] ; Peter A. Corning [États-Unis] ; John P. Van Gigch [États-Unis] ; John P. Van Gigch [États-Unis] ; Gilbert Mansell [Royaume-Uni] | Book reviews |
| 001785 |
N. Levy [États-Unis] | The prehistory of archaeology : Heidegger and the early Foucault |
| 001800 |
Philip Abbott [États-Unis] | Redeeming American exceptionalism / Redeeming American political science: An analysis of Judith N. Shklar's presidential address |
| 001807 |
George Khushf [États-Unis] | Expanding the Horizon of Reflection on Health and Disease |
| 001810 |
Velma Mcbride-Murry [États-Unis] | Choices in Sexuality |
| 001811 |
Louis E. Loeb [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001815 |
Robert P. Crease [États-Unis] | The sculpture and the electron: Hermeneutics of the experimental object |
| 001817 |
Krzysztof Ziarek [États-Unis] | The ethos of everydayness: Heidegger on poetry and language |
| 001818 |
Wilton Martínez [États-Unis] | The Challenges of a Pioneer: Tim Asch, Otherness, and Film Reception |
| 001820 |
Meera Nanda [États-Unis] | THE SCIENCE QUESTION IN POSTCOLONIAL FEMINISM |
| 001821 |
Lawrence E. Cahoone [États-Unis] | THE PLURALITY OF PHILOSOPHICAL ENDS: EPISTEME, PRAXIS, POIESIS |
| 001833 |
Karl Hostetler [États-Unis] | GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT THE QUESTIONS OF DEMOCRACY |
| 001834 |
Norman Wirzba [États-Unis] | From maieutics to metanoia: Levinas's understanding of the philosophical task |
| 001835 |
Joseph Carroll [États-Unis] | Evolution and literary theory |
| 001837 |
Anne Lake Prescott [États-Unis] | Divided State |
| 001840 |
Joseph Margolis [États-Unis] | Beyond postmodernism: Logic as rhetoric |
| 001841 |
Jean Langford [États-Unis] | Ayurvedic Interiors: Person, Space, and Episteme in Three Medical Practices |
| 001843 |
Herman E. Daly [États-Unis] | Against free trade: Neoclassical and steady-state perspectives |
| 001866 |
A. Scott [États-Unis] | 'Considerynge the beste on every syde': ethics, empathy, and epistemology in the Franklin's Tale |
| 001876 |
Jacob Howland [États-Unis] | Review of political philosophy and time: Plato and the origins of political vision (with a new preface ) |
| 001877 |
David R. Buchanan [États-Unis] | Reflections on the relationship between theory and practice |
| 001884 |
Annamma Joy [Canada] ; Alladi Venkatesh [États-Unis] | Postmodernism, feminism, and the body: The visible and the invisible in consumer research |
| 001889 |
Fernando Lolas [États-Unis] | Medical praxis: An interface between ethics, politics, and technology |
| 001900 |
Marcia L. Homiak [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001910 |
Javier A. Iba Ez-Noé [États-Unis] | Synopsis of a theory of modernity |
| 001911 |
Jim Garrison [États-Unis] | Suchting's ‘production account’ of science: Implications for science education |
| 001915 |
Dennis M. Weiss [États-Unis] | Renewing anthropological reflection |
| 001921 |
Carolyn R. Miller [États-Unis] | Opportunity, opportunism, and progress: Kairos in the rhetoric of technology |
| 001929 |
Brenda Dervin [États-Unis] | Information ↔ democracy: An examination of underlying assumptions |
| 001939 |
Julia Simpson [États-Unis] | Archaeology and politicism: Foucault's epistemic anarchism |
| 001944 |
Betty A. Sichel [États-Unis] | A review of Samuel Scolnicov's Plato's Metaphysics of Education |
| 001960 |
Richard M. Zaner [États-Unis] | Voices and Time: The Venture of Clinical Ethics |
| 001971 |
A. Fuat Firat [États-Unis] ; Alladi Venkatesh [États-Unis] | Postmodernity: The age of marketing |
| 001973 |
Sohail Inayatullah [États-Unis] | From ‘who am I?’ to ‘when am I?’ |
| 001979 |
E. Thomas Lawson [États-Unis] ; Robert N. Mccauley [États-Unis] | Crisis of Conscience, Riddle of Identity |
| 001987 |
Gordana P. Crnkovic [États-Unis] | Why should you write about Eastern Europe, or: Why should you write about “the Other”? |
| 001992 |
Yedullah Kazmi [États-Unis] | Teaching knowledge as conversation: A philosophical hermeneutical approach to education |
| 001996 |
William Wians [États-Unis] | Review essay |
| 001999 |
Nancy W. Brickhouse [États-Unis] ; William B. Stanley [États-Unis] ; James A. Whitson [États-Unis] | Practical reasoning and science education: Implications for theory and practice |
| 001A04 |
Peter Parshall [États-Unis] | IMAGO CONTRAFACTA: IMAGES AND FACTS IN THE NORTHERN RENAISSANCE |
| 001A07 |
Hirak Behari Routh [États-Unis] ; Kazal Rekha Bhowmik [États-Unis] | HISTORY OF ELEPHANTIASIS |
| 001A09 |
Hwa Yol Jung [États-Unis] | Editor's introduction |
| 001A13 |
Ann Goetting [États-Unis] ; Thomas J. Bernard [États-Unis] ; Stephen C. Light [États-Unis] ; John Pitts [Royaume-Uni] ; Pat Carlen [Royaume-Uni] | Book reviews |
| 001A33 |
J. Myron Atkin [États-Unis] | Teaching as research: An essay |
| 001A37 |
Arturo Escobar [États-Unis] | Reflections on ‘development’ |
| 001A40 |
Barnaby B. Barratt [États-Unis] | On ancient terrors and tragic heroes: A response to Rubens |
| 001A56 |
Joe Amato [États-Unis] | Science-literature inquiry as pedagogical practice: Technical writing, hypertext, and a few theories, Part I |
| 001A57 |
James G. Colbert [États-Unis] ; Fred Seddon [États-Unis] ; Julien S. Murphy [États-Unis] ; John-Christian Smith [États-Unis] ; John W. Murphy [États-Unis] ; Michael J. Zenzen [États-Unis] ; Robert B. Louden [États-Unis] | Reviews |
| 001A58 |
James G. Colbert [États-Unis] ; F. J. Adelmann [États-Unis] ; Pavel Kovaly [États-Unis] | Reviews |
| 001A62 |
M. Z. Jones [États-Unis] ; E. J. S. Rathke [États-Unis] ; D. A. Gage [États-Unis] ; C. E. Costello [États-Unis] ; K. Murakami [Japon] ; M. Ohta [Japon] ; F. Matsuura [Japon] | Oligosaccharides accumulated in the bovine β -mannosidosis kidney |
| 001A63 |
Lawrence Cohen [États-Unis] | No aging in India: The uses of gerontology |
| 001A67 |
Charles Taliaferro [États-Unis] | Imaginary evil: A sceptic's wager |
| 001A72 |
Bruce A. Arrigo [États-Unis] | Deconstructing jurisprudence: An experiential feminist critique |
| 001A75 |
Dieter Saalmann [États-Unis] | Christa Wolf's Störfall and Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness : The Curse of the ‘Blind Spot’ |
| 001A80 |
Alan Milchman [États-Unis] ; Alan Rosenberg [États-Unis] ; Edward W. Maine [États-Unis] ; George W. Rainbolt [États-Unis] | Book review |
| 001A98 |
Wai-Chee Dimock [États-Unis] | Natural Right and the American Imagination: Political Philosophy in Novel Form. By Catherine H. Zuckert. (Savage: Rowman & Littlefield, 1990. xii + 271 pp. $33.50.) |
| 001A99 |
Warren D. Tenhouten [États-Unis] | Into the wild blue yonder: On the emergence of the ethnoneurologies—the social science-based neurologies and the philosophy-based neurologies |
| 001B10 |
David Chioni Moore [États-Unis] | Accounting on trial: The critical legal studies movement and its lessons for radical accounting |
| 001B14 |
Marilyn Nissim-Sabat [États-Unis] | The crisis in psychoanalysis: Resolution through Husserlian phenomenology and feminism |
| 001B24 |
Allen S. Hance [États-Unis] | Prudence and providence: On Hobbes's theory of practical reason |
| 001B26 |
Stevan Harrell [États-Unis] | Pluralism, performance and meaning in Taiwanese healing: A case study |
| 001B27 |
Burt C. Hopkins [États-Unis] | On the paradoxical inception and motivation of transcendental philosophy in Plato and Husserl |
| 001B40 |
Nancy Nelson Knupfer [États-Unis] ; George Landow [États-Unis] ; Carol B. Macknight [États-Unis] | Book and software reviews |
| 001B48 |
Robert Kraut [États-Unis] | Varieties of Pragmatism |
| 001B49 |
Richard V. Lee [États-Unis] | The clinical picture |
| 001B55 |
Sohail Inayatullah [États-Unis] | Deconstructing and reconstructing the future |
| 001B58 |
Sohail Inayatullah [États-Unis] | Ariadne's thread: the search for new modes of thinking |
| 001B64 |
Léo F. Laporte [États-Unis] | The world into which Darwin led Simpson |
| 001B65 |
Rudolf A. Makkreel [États-Unis] | The genesis of Heidegger's phenomenological hermeneutics and the rediscovered “Aristotle introduction” of 1922 |
| 001B66 |
Donald Morrison [États-Unis] | THE ANCIENT SCEPTIC'S WAY OF LIFE |
| 001B73 |
Yedullah Kazmi [États-Unis] | On being educated in the west: The disruption in self as a narrative and authenticity and inauthenticity of self |
| 001B79 |
Thomas O. Nitsch [États-Unis] | Further Reflections on Humannature Assumptions in Economics Part I The Men of Aristotle, Adam Smith et al. Revisited |
| 001B80 |
Martin Jay [États-Unis] | Fieldwork and theorizing in intellectual history |
| 001B83 |
John Burkey [États-Unis] | Descartes, skepticism, and Husserl's hermeneutic practice |
| 001B86 |
Dwain Mefford [États-Unis] | Case-based reasoning, legal reasoning, and the study of politics |
| 001B88 |
Wilhelm S. Wurzer [États-Unis] ; Donald Livingston [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 001B90 |
Dan Martin [États-Unis] | Anthropology on the boundary and the boundary in anthropology |
| 001B97 |
John P. Van Gigch [États-Unis] | The potential demise of OR/MS: Consequences of neglecting epistemology |
| 001B98 |
Richard B. Norgaard [États-Unis] | The case for methodological pluralism |
| 001C04 |
Aubrey J. Hough Jr [États-Unis] ; David L. Page [États-Unis] | Perspectives on cartilaginous tumors: Nomenclature, nosology, and neologism |
| 001C11 |
Howard M. Lenhoff [États-Unis] ; Sylvia G. Lenhoff [États-Unis] | Challenge to the Specialist: Abraham Trembley's Approach to Research on the Organism—1744 and Today |
| 001C14 |
Paul Rabinow [États-Unis] | Works and Lives, The Anthropologist as Author, by Clifford Ceertz |
| 001C20 |
Raymond J. Devettere [États-Unis] | Reconceptualizing the Euthanasia Debate |
| 001C28 |
Larry R. Irons [États-Unis] ; John Durham Peters [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 001C29 |
John J. Drummond [États-Unis] ; Timothy Casey [États-Unis] ; Karl Schuhmann [Pays-Bas] | Book reviews |
| 001C32 |
Clifford Hill [États-Unis] ; Kate Parry [États-Unis] | Autonomous and pragmatic models of literacy: Reading assessment in adult education |
| 001C52 |
Marcia Inhorn Millar [États-Unis] ; Sandra D. Lane [États-Unis] | Ethno-ophthalmology in the Egyptian delta: An historical systems approach to ethnomedicine in the Middle East |
| 001C57 |
D. G. Myers [États-Unis] | The new historicism in literary studies |
| 001C66 |
Stephen Toulmin [États-Unis] | Medical Ethics in Its American Context |
| 001C67 |
Stephen Watson [États-Unis] | Levinas, the ethics of deconstruction, and the remainder of the sublime |
| 001C68 |
Michael Kelly [États-Unis] | Gadamer and philosophical ethics |
| 001C69 |
Allen E. Ivey [États-Unis] ; Oscar F. Goncalves | Developmental Therapy: Integrating Developmental Processes into the Clinical Practice |
| 001C87 |
Mary C. Rawlinson [États-Unis] | Foucault's Strategy: Knowledge, Power, and the Specificity of Truth |
| 001C88 |
Richard J. Boland Jr. [États-Unis] | Discussion of “accounting and the construction of the governable person” |
| 001C94 |
Salim Kemal [États-Unis] | BOOK REVIEWS |
| 001C95 |
Sally Falk Moore [États-Unis] | explaining the present: theoretical dilemmas in processual ethnography |
| 001C99 |
Stephen Frederick Schneck [États-Unis] | Michel Foucault on power/discourse, theory and practice |
| 001D03 |
John F. Cornell [États-Unis] | God's magnificent law: The bad influence of theistic metaphysics on Darwin's estimation of natural selection |
| 001D05 |
Roger Paden [États-Unis] | Foucault's anti-humanism |
| 001D07 |
Theodore Bogacz [États-Unis] ; Russell A. Berman [États-Unis] ; Walter L. Adamson [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 001D10 |
Omid Nodoushani [États-Unis] | A note on progress: Postmodern transformation in the systems age |
| 001D18 |
J. S. Kayser-Jones [États-Unis] | Open-Ward Accommodations in a Long-Term Care Facility: The Elderly's Point of View |
| 001D22 |
Jody Rubin Pinault [États-Unis] | How Hippocrates Cured the Plague |
| 001D25 |
Phyllis Cohen Albert [États-Unis] | Frances Malino and Bernard Wasserstein, editors. The Jews in Modern France. (Tauber Institute Series, number 4.) Hanover, N.H.: University Press of New England, for Brandeis University Press, Waltham, Mass. 1985. Pp. xii, 354. $30.00 |
| 001D27 |
Eugenie Gatens-Robinson [États-Unis] | Clinical Judgment and the Rationality of the Human Sciences |
| 001D29 |
Nancy Scheper-Hughes [États-Unis] ; Anne M. Lovell [États-Unis] | Breaking the circuit of social control: Lessons in public psychiatry from Italy and Franco Basaglia |
| 001D31 |
Martin Schwab [États-Unis] | The rejection of origin: Derrida's interpretation of Husserl |
| 001D36 |
Robert C. Scharff [États-Unis] | Socrates' successful inquiries |
| 001D41 |
David P. Schmidt [États-Unis] | Patterns of argument in business ethics |
| 001D49 |
Syed A. Rahim [États-Unis] | Language as power apparatus: observations on English and cultural policy in nineteenth‐century India |
| 001D52 |
George Mccarthy [États-Unis] | German social ethics and the return to Greek philosophy: Marx and Aristotle |
| 001D54 |
Elizabeth Buck [États-Unis] | English in the linguistic transformation of Hawaii: literacy, languages and discourse |
| 001D57 |
Caroline G. Mercer [États-Unis] ; Sarah D. Wangensteen [États-Unis] | “Consumption, heart-disease, or whatever”: Chlorosis, a Heroine's Illness in The Wings of the Dove |
| 001D62 |
Andrew Pickering [États-Unis] | Reviews |
| 001D64 |
Chia-Lin Pao Tao [États-Unis] | Professor Tao Replies |
| 001D72 |
Margaret Fitzsimmons [États-Unis] | Hidden philosophies: How geographic thought has been limited by its theoretical models |
| 001D75 |
Martha Nussbaum [États-Unis] | Chapter Six |
| 001D79 |
Mary Katherine Tillman [États-Unis] | W. Dilthey and J.H. Newman on prepredicative thought |
| 001D92 |
Sylvain Auroux [États-Unis] ; Dino Buzzetti [États-Unis] | Current issues in eighteenth-century linguistic historiography |
| 001D95 |
Mary Jeanne Larrabee [États-Unis] ; Michael Goldman [États-Unis] ; Robert J. Dostal [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 001D98 |
Heinz Von Foerster [États-Unis] | Apropos Epistemologies |
| 001E11 |
Heinrich Bortis [Suisse] ; J. M. Boche Ski [Suisse] ; Thomas J. Blakeley [États-Unis] ; Michael M. Boll [États-Unis] ; John D. Windhausen [Royaume-Uni] ; Charles E. Ziegler [États-Unis] ; Tom Rockmore [États-Unis] ; John W. Murphy [États-Unis] | Reviews |
| 001E13 |
Tom Rockmore [États-Unis] | On Marxian epistemology and phenomenology |
| 001E23 |
William H. Swatos [États-Unis] | The Faith of the Fathers: on the Christianity of Early American Sociology |
| 001E29 |
Debra Kaufman [États-Unis] ; Michael L. Fetters [États-Unis] | The executive suite: Are women perceived as ready for the managerial climb? |
| 001E34 |
Edward G. Ruestow [États-Unis] | Images and ideas: Leeuwenhoek's perception of the spermatozoa |
| 001E35 |
Wulf Rehder [États-Unis] | Hermeneutics versus stupidities of all sorts |
| 001E36 |
Joan Cocks [États-Unis] | Hegel's Logic, Marx's Science, Rationalism's Perils |
| 001E38 |
Bernard Charles Flynn [États-Unis] | Descartes and the ontology of subjectivity |
| 001E45 |
Michael A. Cavanaugh [États-Unis] | Pagan and Christian: Sociological Euhemerism Versus American Sociology of Religion |
| 001E57 |
Richard Cobb-Stevens [États-Unis] | Reviews |
| 001E60 |
Hwa Yol Jung [États-Unis] | Phenomenology as a critique of politics |
| 001E62 |
Charles E. Scott [États-Unis] | History and truth |
| 001E63 |
Charles Lemert [États-Unis] ; Paul Piccone [États-Unis] | Gouldner's theoretical method and reflexive sociology |
| 001E79 |
S. S. Schweber [États-Unis] | Scientists As Intellectuals: The Early Victorians |
| 001E82 |
Byron J. Good [États-Unis] | Rationality ‘goes without saying’ |
| 001E86 |
Tom Rockmore [États-Unis] ; Gary Shapiro [États-Unis] ; James M. Edie [États-Unis] ; Thomas C. Anderson [États-Unis] ; Irwin C. Lieb [États-Unis] ; William L. Mcbride [États-Unis] ; Heinrich Beck ; Erwin Schadel | Book reviews |
| 001E87 |
Lawrence Charles Parish [États-Unis] ; John Thorne Crissey [États-Unis] | Bibliography of Secondary Sources on the History of Dermatology |
| 001F01 |
John Scarborough [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F02 |
Harold T. Parker [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F03 |
John C. Greene [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F06 |
Lawrence Charles Parish [États-Unis] | The History of Tropical Dermatology and the 1907 International Congress of Dermatology |
| 001F08 |
Amos N. Wilder [États-Unis] | Post-modern reality and the problem of meaning |
| 001F09 |
Erwin H. Zimmerman [États-Unis] | Non‐Aerosol Foam for Acne |
| 001F10 |
S. S. Schweber [États-Unis] | Essay review early Victorian science: Science in Culture |
| 001F13 |
Randall Collins [États-Unis] ; Robert Mcaulay [États-Unis] ; Sherry Turkle [États-Unis] ; Peter Beilharz [Australie] | Book reviews |
| 001F27 |
Jerome M. Schneck [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F28 |
John Scarborough Professor [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F29 |
Saul Jarcho [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F30 |
Elof Carlson [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 001F36 |
Eileen F. Serene [États-Unis] | Robert Grosseteste on induction and demonstrative science |
| 001F37 |
Zoltan Domotor [États-Unis] | Review |
| 001F38 |
Frank A. Lewis [États-Unis] | Parmenides on separation and the knowability of the forms: Plato Parmenides 133a ff |
| 001F40 |
Devereaux Kennedy [États-Unis] | Michel Foucault: |
| 001F51 |
Amelie Oksenberg Rorty [États-Unis] | The Place of Contemplation in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics |
| 001F56 |
J. H. Lesher [États-Unis] | On the role of guesswork in science |
| 001F64 |
John Scarborough [États-Unis] | Theophrastus on herbals and herbal remedies |
| 001F70 |
Warren L. Macaulay [États-Unis] | LYMPHOMATOID PAPULOSIS |
| 001F71 |
Ian Hacking [États-Unis] | Hume's species of probability |
| 001F73 |
Robert Sokolowski [États-Unis] ; Joseph Beatty [États-Unis] ; Debra B. Bergoffen [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 001F88 |
S. J. Tambiah [États-Unis] | The cosmological and performative significance of a Thai cult of healing through meditation |
| 001F90 |
Michael Gelven [États-Unis] | The Dionysian sources in philosophy |
| 001F94 |
Edith Kurzweil [États-Unis] | Michel foucault |
| 001F96 |
Richard Hogan [États-Unis] | Book review |
| 002005 |
E. S. Shaffer [États-Unis] | Essay review |
| 002021 |
Audrey B. Davis [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 002022 |
Richard W. Burkhardt [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 002024 |
Karl Otto Apel [États-Unis] | The problem of philosophical fundamental-grounding in light of a transcendental pragmatic of language |
| 002057 |
Leo Miller [États-Unis] | SALMASIUS'S “RESPONSIO”: ADDENDA TO THE MILTON “LIFE RECORDS” |
| 002060 |
Charles R. Geisst [États-Unis] | MILTON'S “LABORIOUS ASCENT” |
| 002063 |
Toby Gelfand [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 002070 |
Theodore Kisiel [États-Unis] ; Galen Johnson [États-Unis] | New philosophies of science in the USA |
| 002072 |
Stephen Toulmin [États-Unis] ; Martin J. S. Rudwick [Pays-Bas] ; Irene A. Gilbert [États-Unis] ; Richard R. Nelson [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 002074 |
Martin G. Kalin [États-Unis] | A new look at Copernicus and Kant |
| 002088 |
John V. Pickstone [États-Unis] | Globules and Coagula: Concepts of Tissue Formation in the Early Nineteenth Century |
| 002092 |
Iris Sandler [États-Unis] | The re-examination of Spallanzani's interpretation of the role of the spermatic animalcules in fertilization |
| 002101 |
François H. Lapointe [États-Unis] | Bibliography on Jean-Paul Sartre |
| 002123 |
Edward G. Ballard [États-Unis] | Book reviews |
| 002271 |
F D Davis [États-Unis] | Phronesis, clinical reasoning, and Pellegrino's philosophy of medicine. |
