Epistemic Productivity of Seemingly Failed Approaches in fMRI-Based Research into Hysteria

In Michael Jungert & Sebastian Schuol (eds.), Scheitern in den Wissenschaften: Perspektiven der Wissenschaftsforschung. Brill Deutschland GmbH. pp. 189-207 (2022)
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