Peter Slezak

Scientific Discovery by Computer as Empirical Refutation of the Strong Programme
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 563-600. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Augustine Brannigan

Artificial Intelligence and the Attributional Model of Scientific Discovery
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 601-613. [PDF]  

H. M. Collins

Computers and the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge1
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 613-624. [PDF]  

Steve Fuller

Of Conceptual Intersections and Verbal Collisions: Towards the Routing of Slezak
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 625-638. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ronald N. Giere

Computer Discovery and Human Interests
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 638-643. [PDF]  

Michael E. Gorman

Beyond Strong Programmes: How Cognitive Approaches Can Complement SSK
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 643-653. [PDF]  

Paul Thagard

Welcome to the Cognitive Revolution
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 653-657. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Steve Woolgar

A Coffeehouse Conversation on the Possibility of Mechanizing Discovery and its Sociological Analysis
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 658-668. [PDF]  

Greg Myers

Postscript: Conversation over Dinner, on the Usefulness of Paradox in Controversies
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 668-670. [PDF]  

Peter Slezak

Computers, Contents and Causes: Replies to My Respondents
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 671-695. [PDF]  

Evelleen Richards and John Schuster

The Feminine Method as Myth and Accounting Resource: A Challenge to Gender Studies and Social Studies of Science
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 697-720. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Evelyn Fox Keller

Just What is so Difficult About the Concept of Gender as a Social Category? (Response to Richards and Schuster)
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 721-724. [PDF]  

Evelleen Richards and John Schuster

So What's Not a Social Category? or You Can't Have it Both Ways: (Reply to Keller)
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 725-729. [PDF]  

Daniel Jacobi and Bernard Schiele

Scientific Imagery and Popularized Imagery: Differences and Similarities in the Photographic Portraits of Scientists
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 731-753. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Chris Doran

Grasping Reflexivity
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 755-759. [PDF]  

Michael Johnson

Social Science Research
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 759-762. [PDF]  

Anthony Van Raan

Michael Moravcsik (1928-89): In Memoriam
Social Studies of Science 1989 19: 763-764. [PDF]  

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