The Scientific Enterprise

Abstract

Part 1: Eighteenth-century science and radical social theory - the case of Joseph Priestley's scientific liberalism, I. Kramick science, politics and the new science of politics - a comment, J. Mali critical reactions to the occult sciences during the Renaissance, B. Vickers critical reactions to the occult - a comment, R. Feldhay works of the imagination, M. Warnke works of the imagination - a comment, M. Barasch Wittgenstein, following a rule and scientific psychology, J.J.C. Smart how to outsmart the rules - a comment, A. Margalit why does physics need mathematics?, J.M. Levy-Leblond why does physics need mathematics? - a comment, O. Pitowsky analysis and its paradoxes, F. Ackerman explanation and practical reason, C. Taylor. Part 2 Symposium The Other - the theological and alchemical writings: gravity and alchemy, B.J.T. Dobbs Isaac Newton - theologian, R.S. Westfall Newton and the origins of fundamentalism, R.H. Popkin. Part 3 Symposium Niels Bohr Centennial: man as spectator and actor in the drama of existance, S. Sambursky Bohr's response to Einstain, Podolsky and Rosen, D.Z. Albert the genesis of Bohr's complementary principle and Bohr-Heisenberg dialogue, M. Beller.

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