No 4 (2018): Dossier Georges Canguilhem | Transversal: International Journal for the Historiography of Science

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Published: 2018-06-10

From the Editors

The Historiography of Science as a Specific Field of Research

Mauro L. Condé, Marlon Salomon

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Dossiers (Issue-specific topics)

Introduction

Fábio Ferreira Almeida

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The Birth of the Clinic and the Sources of Archaeological History

François Delaporte

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The Relationship between History and Epistemology in Georges Canguilhem and Gaston Bachelard

Enrico Castelli Gattinara

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Canguilhem’s Concepts

David Marcelo Peña-Guzmán

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Canguilhem and the Logic of Life

Arantza Etxeberria, Charles T. Wolfe

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When the Content to Be Taught Is a Norm: Canguilhem-Inspired Contributions to Educational Practices

Roth Xavier

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Canguilhem and his Workgroup

José Ternes

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Charting Links between Life, Science, and Technique: Georges Canguilhem and Lucien Febvre

Carlos Estellita-Lins, Flavio Coelho Edler

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Science and History of Science: between Comte and Canguilhem

Márcia H. M. Ferraz, Ana M. Alfonso-Goldfarb, Silvia Waisse

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“Genetic Load”: How the Architects of the Modern Synthesis Became Trapped in a Scientific Ideology

Alexandra Soulier

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Looking through the Corners: Althusserism and the Reception of Canguilhem in Brazil

Tiago Santos Almeida

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Canguilhem and the Machine Metaphor in Life Sciences: History of Science and Philosophy of Biology at the Service of Sciences

Océane Fiant

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Articles

When Physics Meets Biology: A Less Known Feynman

Marco Di Mauro, Salvatore Esposito, Adele Naddeo

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Interviews

Interview

Olival Freire Jr, Gustavo Rodrigues Rocha

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Book Reviews

Is Fallibilism Mistaken?

Sheldon Richmond

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Science and its Historicity

Eduardo Salles de O. Barra

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