What Have the Historians of Quantum Physics Ever Done for Us?

Centaurus 58 (4):327-346 (2016)
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Abstract

Once one of the main protagonists of history of science, the historiography on quantum theory has recently gone through a process of reconfiguration of methods, research questions and epistemological framework. In this paper, I review the recent developments and propose some reflections on its future evolution.

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Massimiliano Badino
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