

The Golem by Harry Collins
Through a series of case studies, the authors aim to debunk the idea that science is the result of competent theorization, observation and experimentation. They argue that scientific certainty comes from interpreting ambiguous results within an order which the scientists themselves impose.-
A Mathematician's Apology
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The Invention of Tradition
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The Spanish Labyrinth
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Mr Tompkins in Paperback
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Mortal Questions
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On Growth and Form
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The Fall of Constantinople 1453
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Nations and Nationalism since 1780
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Conquest and Empire
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The Large, the Small and the Human Mind
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The Decipherment of Linear B
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Studies in Words
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The Theory of Evolution
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Seven Clues to the Origin of Life
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Medieval Women
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Quantum Physics
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Morality
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The Ghost in the Atom
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The Sicilian Vespers
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The Rise and Fall of Anne Boleyn
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Myth, Literature and the African World
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Ecological Imperialism
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Magic in the Middle Ages
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The Return of Grand Theory in the Human Sciences
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Sites of Memory, Sites of Mourning
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The English Language
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The Seeds of Speech
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Language Death
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An Experiment in Criticism
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Superstrings
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Genius Explained
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The Trial of the Templars
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The Old World and the New
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Reading the Holocaust
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The Two Cultures
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Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Literature
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Time, Space and Things
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The Bigger Bang
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The River of Time
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The Thread of Life
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| Title | The Golem |
| Author | Harry Collins |
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