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  1. Biography, Culture, and Science: The Formative Years of Robert Boyle.Malcolm Oster - 1993 - History of Science 31 (2):177-226.
  • The Future is the Termination Shock: On the Antinomies and Psychopathologies of Geoengineering. Part Two.Andreas Malm - 2023 - Historical Materialism 31 (1):3-61.
    As capitalist society remains incapable of addressing climate breakdown, one measure is waiting in the wings: solar geoengineering. No other technology can cut global temperatures immediately. It would alleviate the symptoms of the crisis, not its causes. But might it be combined with radical emissions cuts? This essay, the final instalment of two, subjects geoengineering to a materialist psychoanalysis and argues that it represents a fantasy of repression, setting itself up for a dreadful return of the repressed.
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  • New worlds for children in the eighteenth century: problems of historical interpretation.Jordanova Ludmilla - 1990 - History of the Human Sciences 3 (1):69-83.
  • The unconscious in social explanation.Mark Bevir - 2004 - Philosophical Psychology 17 (2):181-207.
    The proper range and content of the unconscious in the human sciences should be established by reference to its conceptual relationship to the folk psychology that informs the standard form of explanation therein. A study of this relationship shows that human scientists should appeal to the unconscious only when the language of the conscious fails them, i.e. typically when they find a conflict between people's self-understanding and their actions. This study also shows that human scientists should adopt a broader concept (...)
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  • John Dewey’s theory of democracy and its links with the heterodox approach to economics.Arturo Hermann - 2011 - Eidos: Revista de Filosofía de la Universidad Del Norte 14:106-131.
    John Dewey es una de las figuras más representativas de la filosofía pragmatista, enfoque este que aplicó sistemáticamente al estudio de la estructura social y cultural. En este artículo el foco de análisis se concentrará en los aspectos principales del enfoque de Dewey al estudio de los aspectos que constituyen la “naturaleza humana” y en cómo ellos interactúan con las características del contexto cultural. Se ilustrará cómo los conceptos elaborados por Dewey pueden contribuir al análisis heterodoxo de una serie de (...)
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