- a posteriori justification,
6.2
- abstraction, 3.3
- adaptation, 5.3,
9.1
- African Studies, 7.3
- age, in geology, 2.2
- agent, free, 3.4
- ambiguity, 3.2
- analysis, 3.3
- analytic statement, 3.0
- analytic statements,
4.3
- Ancien Régime, 1.2,
1.3
- angle, 3.1
- Antarctica, 2.2
- anthropology, 5.5,
5.7
- anti-evolution law, 4.4
- apprenticeship, 3.3
- Aristotle, 1.2,
1.3,
2.1,
3.4
- arithmetic, 3.1
- arts, 1.2
- astrology, 2.2
- astronomy, 1.2,
2.2
- atheist, 5.6,
10.1
- militant, 9.1
- atom, 3.4
- Augustine, 9.3
- authority, 1.4
- textual, 1.3
- axiom, 2.1,
3.0
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- Bacon, Francis, 1.2,
2.1,
9.3
- Bayes' theorem, 4.3
- beauty, 3.2
- behaviorism, 3.4
- Bible, 9.3
- Big Bang, 2.2
- biology, 1.2,
3.4
- Boole, George, 4.3
- botany, 2.2,
3.1
- Boyle's Free Enquiry,
1.4
- Boyle, Robert, 1.2,
1.4,
9.3
- brain science, 3.4
- branding, 1.4,
5.5,
7.1
- Bronowski, Jacob, 8.2
- Bryan, William Jennings,
9.2
- calculus, 3.1
- Cambridge University,
4.1
- camouflage, 5.4
- capitalist, 7.1,
8.2
- Carnap, Rudolph, 4.3,
6.1
- Carnegie, Andrew, 5.7
- cause
- efficient, 1.3,
3.4
- final, 1.3,
3.4
- formal, 3.4
- material, 3.4
- cesium, 3.1
- Chalmers, Alan, 4.5
- charity, 2.1
- chemistry, 1.2
- China, 9.4
- Christianity, 10.1
- Clarity, 1.4,
3.0
- classification, 2.2,
3.1
- climate history, 2.2
- cogito ergo sum, 3.0
- cognition, 7.2
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,
1.4
- Collingwood, R.G., 1.2
- common-sense, 3.3
- communication, 3.0,
3.3
- communism, 8.2
- compassion, 3.2
- complexity, 5.4
- computer modeling, 5.2
- Comte, Auguste, 1.2,
4.2
- concordist, 9.3
- Condorcet, Nicholas de,
5.7
- consensibility, 3.1
- consensuality, 3.1
- contemplative, 1.2,
1.3
- contingent creation,
9.4
- corroboration, 4.3
- Coulson, C.A., 10.2
- counter-example, 2.1
- Crab Nebula, 2.2
- Creation Science, 4.4
- Creator, 1.3,
2.3
- Cult of Newton, 4.2
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- Darwin Erasmus, 5.7
- Darwin, Charles, 5.2
- Darwinian explanation,
5.3
- Darwinism, 5.1
- Dawkins, Richard, 1.3,
3.3,
9.1
- deduction, 6.1
- deductive logic, 2.1
- Deductivism, 4.3
- degrees of arc, 3.1
- Deism, 10.1
- demarcation, 4.3
- and creationism,
4.4
- and scientism,
4.5
- failure of,
4.3
- demiurge, 1.3
- Dennett, Daniel, 9.1
- denotation, 7.1
- Descartes, René, 3.0,
5.1
- design, 3.4
- determinism, 2.2
- dice, 2.2
- dictionary, Johnson's,
1.2
- Diderot, Denis, 1.2,
1.3
- Dirac, Paul, 2.2
- discourse, 7.2
- diversity, 5.7
- DNA, 2.2
- Doppler shift, 2.2
- Dover, Pennsylvania,
4.4
- drama, 3.2
- dualism, 6.1
- Duhem, Pierre, 4.3
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- economic growth, 8.3
- economics, 2.3
- econophysics, 6.2
- Einstein, Albert, 2.2
- elementary particles,
10.2
- Eliot, George, 4.2
- Ellul, Jacques, 8.2
- emergence, 10.2
- Encyclopédie, 1.2,
1.3
- energy, 8.3
- Enfantin, Barthélemy-Prosper,
4.2
- engineering, 8.1
- Enlightenment, 1.1,
1.4
- environment, 8.3
- epistemology, 1.4
- equation, 2.2
- ethics, 1.2,
10.1
- ethnocentric, 7.3
- etymology, 1.2
- eugenics, 5.7
- Germany, 5.7
- Euro-centrism, 7.1
- evidence, 1.3
- forensic, 2.2
- evolution, 5.2
- human, 5.5
- experiment, 2.1
- Crucial, 2.1,
4.3
- laboratory, 3.3
- experimental, 1.4
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- fact, 9.1
- faith, 9.4,
10.3
- Fall, doctrine of, 5.4
- false-advertising, 1.4
- falsification, 5.4,
10.3
- of data, 9.4
- Falsificationism, 4.3
- Faraday, Michael, 2.0,
8.1
- Fecundity, 4.3
- Feyerabend, Paul, 4.3
- field skill, 3.1
- final cause, 1.3
- Forms, 1.3
- fossil, 3.3
- fossil-fuel, 8.3
- fraud, scientific, 9.4
- Frege, Friedrich, 4.3
- function, 3.4
- fundamentalism, 5.6
- fusion, 8.3
- galaxy, 2.2
- Galileo, 1.3,
8.1,
9.3
- gall-wasp, 5.7
- Galton, Francis, 5.7
- Geisteswissenschaft,
7.2
- Genesis, 9.3
- geology, 2.2
- geometry, 3.1
- Gosse, Philip, 9.5
- Gould, Stephen Jay, 9.1,
9.2
- grand narrative, 7.1
- gravity, 1.3,
3.3
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- Habermas, Jurgen, 7.3
- harmony, 3.2
- Harris, Sam, 9.1
- Hayek, F. A., 4.2
- health, 8.3
- heavens, 2.2
- Heisenberg, Werner, 2.2
- heliocentric, 9.3
- Hempel, Carl, 4.3
- hermeneutics, 7.2,
7.4
- hexagon, 3.1
- higher criticism, 9.3
- historiography, 1.2
- history, 1.1,
2.3
- as science, 1.2
- lacking reproducibility,
2.3
- laws of, 1.2,
4.2
- of science, 4.1
- popular, 1.2
- scientific, 1.2
- Hitchens, Christopher,
9.1
- Hofstadter, Richard,
5.7
- Holmes, Oliver Wendel,
5.7
- honesty, 9.4
- Hookyaas, R, 9.4
- hunter gatherer, 9.1
- Huxley, T.H., 9.2
- hypotheses, 1.3,
2.2
- auxiliary, 4.3
- testing, 4.3
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- ice cores, 2.2
- ID movement, 4.4,
5.6
- ideology, 5.7
- immutability, 1.3
- incarnation, 10.1
- index, 3.3
- Induction, 2.1,
4.3
- industrial complex, 7.3
- integrity, 9.4
- intentionality, 3.4,
9.1
- interweaving analogy,
3.3,
10.2
- introspection, 3.4
- irreproducible, 2.2
- Jaki, Stanley, 9.4
- Johnson, Philip, 5.6
- Johnson, Samuel, 1.2
- journalism, 3.2
- jurisprudence, 2.3,
3.3
- justice, 3.2,
3.3
- justification, a posteriori,
6.2
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- Kepler, 1.3
- kilogram, 3.1
- King James, 2.3
- Kingsley, Charles, 9.5
- Kinsey, Alfred, 5.7
- knowledge, 1.2
- facets, 10.2
- Kuhn, Thomas, 4.3
- laissez-faire, 5.7
- Lakatos, Imre, 4.3
- Lamark, Jean-Baptiste,
5.7
- Lamarkianism, 5.3,
5.7
- law, 2.1, 3.3
- law of nature, 2.3,
10.1
- Law of Three Stages,
4.2
- law-giver, 2.3
- legislation, 3.3
- legitimation, 7.1,
7.4
- length, 3.1
- levels of description,
10.2
- levitation, 9.5
- Lewontin, Richard, 9.1
- light, 1.3
- corpuscular theory,
1.3
- refraction, 2.1
- limits of science, 6.1
- literature, 1.1
- Logical empiricism, 4.3,
7.2
- Logical Positivism, 4.3
- Luddite, 8.2
- Lyotard, Jean-François,
7.1
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- Macaulay
- History of England,
1.2
- on induction,
2.1
- MacKay, Donald, 3.3
- macroscopic, 2.2
- magnetic field, 8.3
- man's estate, 2.1
- manipulation, 2.1
- Marx, Karl, 8.2
- Marxist, 7.3
- mass, 3.1
- materialism, 5.1
- mathematical science,
1.3
- mathematics, 3.1
- matter, 1.3
- Maxwell Equations, 2.0
- measurement, 3.1,
3.3
- mechanical, 1.4
- mechanical arts, 1.2
- mechanical science, 1.3
- mechanism, 1.3
- medieval, 1.3
- meme, 9.1
- mental habitat, 1.1
- Mermin, David, 7.1
- metadiscourse, 7.1
- metanarrative, 7.1,
7.4
- metaphysics, 1.2,
5.4
- of scientism,
5.4,
5.6
- Mill's Canons, 4.3
- Mill, John Stuart, 4.2
- Miller, Kenneth, 5.6
- miracle, 9.3,
10.1
- mirror of nature, 7.2
- model, 3.3
- monetarist experiment,
2.3
- monism, 8.2
- Monod, Jacques, 3.4
- monopoly, 7.3
- morality, 10.1
- multicultural, 7.1
- music, 3.2
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- Napoleon, 2.2
- narrative, 7.1,
7.2
- National Academy, 5.6
- natural history, 5.2
- natural law, 5.2
- natural philosophy, 4.1
- natural science, 1.2,
1.4
- natural selection, 5.2,
5.7
- naturalism
- scientific, 5.6
- nature, 1.3
- definition, 1.4
- functional definition,
1.4
- history of, 2.2
- personified, 1.3
- study of, 1.4,
4.1
- Naturwissenschaft, 7.2
- Nazism, 5.7
- New Christianity, 4.2
- Newton, Isaac, 1.3
- NOMA, 9.2
- normal science, 4.3,
7.2
- nothing buttery, 3.3
- notion, Vulgarly Received,
1.4
- nuclear energy, 8.3
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- objectivist, 7.3
- objectivity, 8.1
- observation, 1.3
- observer, 2.2
- ocean sediments, 2.2
- Omphalos, 9.5
- opinion poll, 3.2
- Organon, New, 2.1
- Orr, H. Allen, 9.1
- orthodoxy, 1.1
- paradigm, 4.3
- Paries, Ignace Gaston,
1.3
- Pascal, Blaize, 9.1
- Pasteur, Louis, 8.3
- peer review, 9.4
- personality, 3.4,
10.1
- perspectivist, 7.1,
7.3
- phenomenalism, 6.1
- phenomenology, 7.3
- philosophe, 1.2,
5.7
- philosophy, 1.1,
6.2
- of science, 4.1
- physicalist, 5.6,
6.1
- physics, 1.2
- physiology, 3.1
- Pinker, Steven, 9.1
- planet, 3.3
- platinum, 3.1
- Platonic, 1.3
- Polanyi, Michael, 9.1
- Political Science, 2.3,
4.5
- Popper, Karl, 4.3
- Positivism, 1.2,
4.2
- Logical, 1.2,
3.0,
4.3,
6.0
- Postman, Neil, 8.2
- postmodernism, 7.1
- pragmatist, 6.2,
7.2
- Prime Mover, 1.3
- Principia Mathematica,
1.3,
3.1,
3.3,
5.1
- prism, 2.1
- probability, 2.2
- professionalism, 1.2
- progressive, 4.3
- Provine, William, 5.6
- psychology, 3.4
- and religion,
9.1
- evolutionary,
9.1
- purpose, 3.4
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- quantum mechanics, 2.2,
3.3
- Quine, W. V., 4.3
- radioactive dating, 2.2
- randomness, 2.2
- rationality, 9.4
- Raven Paradox, 4.3
- realism, 6.2
- reductionism, 1.3,
3.3
- heirarchical,
3.3
- methodological,
3.3
- ontological,
3.3
- referee, 9.4
- relief, 2.1
- religion, 1.2,
9.1
- evil, 9.1
- Religion of Humanity,
4.2
- reproducibility, 1.4,
2.0
- limitations of,
2.3
- limits of,
2.2
- Research Program, 4.3
- resurrection, 9.1
- Romantics, 8.2
- Royal Institution, 2.0
- Royal Society, 1.2,
1.3,
9.3
- Ruse, Michael, 3.3,
5.6
- Russell, Bertrand, 4.3
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- Saint-Simon, Henri, 4.2
- Saint-Simonianism, 4.2
- salon, 7.2
- scholastic, 1.3,
2.1
- Schroedinger, Erwin,
2.2
- science
- apprenticeship,
9.4
- Baconian, 2.2
- characteristics,
1.4,
6.1
- definition, 1.2
- empirical, 9.4
- ethics, 9.5
- experimental,
1.3
- explanation, 1.3
- fraud, 9.4
- laboratory, 3.1
- limits of, 2.2,
6.1
- meaning, 1.2
- method, 1.4,
2.1
- observational,
2.2
- socially constructed,
7.1
- usage, 1.2
- Science Studies, 2.1,
2.3
- science wars, 7.1
- science-stopper, 6.2
- sciences, new, 1.2
- scientific empiricism,
6.1
- scientific fundamentalist,
7.1
- scientific naturalism,
5.6
- Scientific Revolution,
1.3,
1.4
- scientism, 1.1
- assessed, 4.2
- coined, 4.2
- definition, 1.1
- foundational,
6.2
- metaphysics,
5.6
- religious, 1.1,
4.2,
5.7
- warrant, 6.0
- scientist, 1.4
- Scopes trial, 4.4
- Searle, John, 1.2
- second, 3.1
- set theory, 3.1
- sexist, 7.1
- Shannon, Claude, 4.3
- Shapespeare, 6.2
- Shapin, Steven, 1.3
- Smithsonian Institution,
5.5
- Social Darwinism, 5.7
- Social Physics, 4.2
- social science, 4.1
- Sociobiology, 5.7,
9.1
- sociology, 4.2
- Sociology of Science,
4.3
- Sokal, Alan, 7.1
- solar system, 2.2
- Sophie's choice, 9.1
- sovereignty, 10.1
- spandrel, 9.1
- species, 5.2
- specimen, breeding, 2.2
- spectrum of light, 1.3,
2.1
- Spencer, Herbert, 5.7
- sport, science of, 6.2
- stem cells, 9.5
- string theory, 10.2
- suffering, 10.1
- supernova, 2.2
- supersymmetry, 10.2
- syllogism, 2.1
- symmetry, methodological,
7.1
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- technological fix, 8.3
- technological imperative,
1.1,
8.2
- technology, 1.1,
2.1,
8.1
- Technopoly, 8.2
- telegraph, 8.1
- teleology, 1.3,
1.4,
3.4
- telescope, 2.2,
8.1
- terminology, 1.2
- textbook, 9.2
- textual criticism, 9.3
- Thagard, Paul, 6.2
- theist, 5.6
- theodicy, 10.1
- theology, liberal, 9.3
- theory laden, 4.3
- Thompson, William, 8.1
- time, 3.1
- tokamak, 8.3
- totalizing, 7.3,
7.4
- two books, 9.3
- uncertainty principle,
2.2,
3.3
- under-determination,
4.3
- units, 3.1
- unity, 6.2
- universe, expanding,
2.2
- university, 1.1
- unscientific, 1.2
- Ussher, Bishop, 5.4
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- value, 3.2
- value judgement, 3.2,
8.1
- victim-hood, 7.3
- Vienna Circle, 4.3,
6.1
- virtuoso, 9.3
- Voltaire, 1.2
- Wallace, Alfred Russel,
5.7
- warfare, 9.3,
9.5
- warrant, 6.0,
10.3
- way of knowing, 7.2
- web of science, 3.3
- Weinberg, Steven, 9.1
- Whig History, 1.2
- White, Andrew Dickson,
9.2,
9.3
- Whitehead, Alfred North,
4.3,
9.4
- Wilson, Edward O, 5.7
- Womens' Studies, 7.3
- Wordsworth, William,
1.4
- world-view, 5.4,
5.5,
5.6,
5.7,
7.3
- Ziman, John, 3.1
- Zodiac, 3.1
- zoology, 2.2
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