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Science, pseudo-science, and utopianism in early modern thought / |
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Science, technology, and American diplomacy : an extended study of the interactions of science and technology with United States foreign policy / |
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Q125 .S43475 1982
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Science, technology, and society / |
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The Scientific Work of René Descartes : 1596-1650. |
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Scientific progress and human values; proceedings of the conference celebrating the 75th anniversary of the California Institute of Technology. |
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Shaping science and technology policy : the next generation of research / |
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Q125 .S528
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Criteria for scientific development: public policy and national goals; a selection of articles from Minerva, |
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Q125 .S537
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A short history of science; origins and results of the scientific revolution, a symposium. |
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Q125 .S55
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Science and superstition in the eighteenth century; a study of the treatment of science in two encyclopedias of 1725-1750: Chambers' Cyclopedia, London (1728); Zedler's Universal lexicon, Leipzig (1732-1750) |
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Q125 .S57 1998
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The ascent of science / |
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Q125 .S58 1959b
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A short history of scientific ideas to 1900. |
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Q125 .S61
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From magic to science; essays on the scientific twilight. |
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Q125 .S62 1959
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A short history of scientific ideas to 1900. |
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Science and society in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries |
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From art to science : seventy-two objects illustrating the nature of discovery / |
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Q125 .S67
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The Social reality of scientific myth; science and social change. |
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From art to science : seventy-two objects illustrating the nature of discovery / |
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Science for development; an essay on the origin and organization of national science policies |
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Roman science: origins, development, and influence to the later Middle Ages. |
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