M o n d a y N a t u r e a n d S
o c i e t y
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| The antique |
Antiphon: ”Introduction” and ”Fragment A”.
In R.K. Sprague (ed.): The
Older Sophists. Columbia, S.C.: University of South Carolina Press. 1972. pp. 108–111 and 218–220.
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| The renaissance |
Francis Bacon: Novum Organum. Chicago: Open Court Publishing Company.
1994. Aphorism 1–62, pp. 43–68.
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| Modernity |
World Commission on Environment and Development:
Our Common Future. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1987. pp. 1–23.
Bruno Latour: We Have Never Been Modern. New York: Harvester Wheatsheaf.
1993. Chapter 1: Crisis, pp. 1–12 and Chapter 3: Revolution, pp.
49–79.
Bjørn Lomborg: The Skeptical
Environmentalist. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2001. Part I: The Litany,
chapter 1: Things are getting better, pp. 1–33 and Notes pp. 353–359.
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T u e s d a y M o d e r n i t y
a n d S c i e n t i f i c R e v o l u t i
o n
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| On
Modernity |
Stephen Toulmin: Cosmopolis. The Hidden Agenda of Modernity. New York: The Free Press. 1990. Preface,
pp. ix–xii, Prologue, pp. 1–4, Chapter 1: What Is the Problem About
Modernity? pp. 5–44 and Bibliographical Notes, pp. 211–214.
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On
Scientific Revolution |
Peter M. Heimann: ”The Scientific Revolution”. In
Peter Burke (ed.): The New
Cambridge Modern History, XIII. Companion Volume. London: Cambridge University Press. 1979. pp. 248–270.
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Steven Shapin: The Scientific Revolution. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press. 1996. Introduction, pp.
1–14, and Chapter 1: What Was Known? pp. 15–64.
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F O U R N
E O - C L A S S I C S, P A R T
I
Wednesday S c i e
n c e a n d P o w e r
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| On Scientific Revolutions |
Thomas S. Kuhn: The Structure
of Scientific Revolutions. Chicago: The
University of
Chicago Press.
1970. Introduction: A Role for History, pp. 1–9 and Postscript–1969,
pp. 174–210.
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| On Power and Govermentality |
Michel
Foucault: ”Governmentality”. In Graham Burchell,
Colin Gordon and Peter Miller (eds.): The
Foucault Effect. London: Harvester
Wheatsheaf. 1991. pp. 87–104.
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F
O U R N E O - C L A S
S I C S, P A R T
II
T
h u r s d a y E c o
n o m y a n d I
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On Innovation |
Joseph
A. Schumpeter: The Theory
of Economic Development. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
1949. Chapter II: The Fundamental Phenomenon of Economic Development,
pp. 57–94.
Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy. New
York: Harper & Brothers Publishers.
1942. Chapter VII: The Process of Creative Destruction, pp. 81–86
and Chapter XII: Crumbling Walls, pp. 131–142.
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On The Great Transformation
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Karl
Polanyi: The Great Transformation. Boston: Beacon
Press. 1957. Chapter 1: The Hundred Year’s Peace, pp. 3–19, Chapter
2: Conservative Twenties, Revolutionary Thirties, pp. 20–30 and
Notes on Sources, pp. 259–268.
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