Feminism, Science, and the Philosophy of Science

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The feminism question in the philosophy of science.  (pages 3--15)Ronald N. Giere
Revaluing science: starting from the practices of women.  (pages 17--35)Nancy Tuana
Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Values in Science: Rethinking the Dichotomy.  (pages 39--58)Helen E. Longino
The Last Dogma of Empiricism?  (pages 59--78)Jack Nelson
Science as social?-yes and no.  (pages 79--93)Susan Haack
Underdetermination undeterred.  (pages 121--138)Elizabeth Potter
The relativism question in feminist epistemology.  (pages 139--157)Ilkka Niiniluoto
Feminism and the Social Construction of Scientific Knowledge.  (pages 161--94)Karen Barad
Meeting the universe halfway: Realism and social constructivism without contradiction.  (pages 161--194)Karen Barad
Feminism and the social construction of scientific knowledge.  (pages 195--215)Joseph Rouse
Science and anti-science: Objectivity and its real enemies.  (pages 217--259)Elisabeth A. Lloyd
Multicultural and global feminist philosophies of science: resources and challenges.  (pages 263--287)Sandra Harding

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