Subject Index for the Years 1980 - 2000 : Philosophy of Science

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Volume	Page #	Author/Title
48	650	Gee, H.
		Food for thought
48	630	Weinberg, S.
		Food for thought
48	557	Rowan-Robinson, M.
		Food for thought
48	468	Shamos, M.H.
		Food for thought
48	406	Shea, J.H.
		The continuing growth of irrationalism (Editorial)
48	389	Shea, J.H.
		Have you Read? Science and religion wars
48	373-381	H.L. Vacher
		Computational geology 11 - Uniformitarianism and the inverse problem
48	361	Gross, P.R., and Levitt, N.
		Food for thought
48	312	Weinberg, S.
		Food for thought
48	221	Frodeman, R.
		Food for thought
48	178	Rowan-Robinson, M.
		Food for thought
48	129	Sokal, A., and J. Bricmont
		Food for thought
47	202-203	Dutch, S.I.
		Comment on L.E. Borgman's, Zen of research (Reply by Borgman, p. 204)
47	226	Sagan, C.
		Food for thought
47	240	Rothman, M.A.
		Food for thought
47	271	Cromer, A.
		Food for thought
47	410	Shea, J.H.
		Should the Philosophy of Science be X-rated?
47	455-463	Vogt, A.
		Toward a self-reflective science education
47	463	Johnson, G.
		Food for thought
46	346-353	Borgman, L.E.
		The zen of research
46	121-128	Maher, H.D.Jr.
		Resurgent ideas as paradigms regained in the history of geology
46	50	Rothman, M.A.
		Food for thought
45	368	Davies, P.
		Food for thought
45	330	Frodeman, R.
		Food for thought
45	316	trefil, J.
		Food for thought
45	313	Johnson, G.
		Food for thought
45	302	Shea, J.H.
		The "science wars" of the late 20th century
45	291	Frodeman, R.
		Food for thought
45	180	Lindley, D.
		Food for thought
45	152	Sagan, C.
		Food for thought
45	132	Davies, P.
		Food for thought
45	123-128	Spencer, P.K.
		The method of multiple working hypotheses in undergraduate education with an example of its application and misapplication
45	117-122	Murray, J.J.
		Ethnogeology and its implications for the aboriginal geoscience curriculum
44	439-444	Collins, L.G., and Fasold, D.F.
		Bogus "Noahs Ark" from Turkey exposed as a common geologic structure
44	428-438	Leveson, D.J., and Seidemann, D.E.
		Richard Milton - A non-religious creationist ally
44	417-427	Frodeman, R.L.
		Envisioning the outcrop
44	245-250	Dutch, S.I.
		The standard model for reform in science education does not work
44	522	Dressler, A.
		Food for thought
44	517	Rothman, M.A.
		Food for thought
44	342	Wolpert, L.
		Food for thought
44	276	Rothman, M.A.
		Food for thought
44	265	Goldstein, M., and Goldstein, I.F.
		Food for thought
44	242	Shea, J.H.
		Constructivism in science education
44	224	Raymo, C.
		Food for thought
44	201	Rothman, M.A.
		Food for thought
44	178	Gross, P.R. and Levitt, N.
		Food for thought
44	79	Feynman, R.P.
		Food for thought
44	56	Henry, W.A. III
		Food for thought
44	37	Wolpert, L.
		Food for thought
44	24	Cromer, A
		Food for thought
44	22	Gross, P.R., and Levitt, N.
		Food for thought
43	549	Wolpert, L.
		Food for thought
43	541	Dressler, A.
		Food for thought
43	394	Toulmin, S., and Goodfield, J.
		Food for thought
43	292	Rothman, M.A.
		Food for thought
43	276	Bauer, H.H.
		Food for thought
43	206	Gross, P.R., and Levitt, N.
		Food for thought
43	147-151	Coleman, S.L. and Soellner, A.M.
		Scientific literacy and earthquake prediction
43	137	Bauer, H.H.
		Food for thought
43	59	Davies, P.
		Food for thought
43	53	Gross, P.R. and Levitt, N.
		Food for thought
43	29	Firestone, A.
		Food for thought
43	25	Bauer, H.H.
		Food for thought
42	412-416	Smith, D.P.
		The sphere as a tool for teaching statistics
42	357	Whitney, C.A.
		Food for thought
42	345-350	Gibson, M.A.
		Teaching scientific integrity to geology majors
42	133	Whitney, C.A.
		Food for thought
41	344	Lett, J.
		Food for thought
41	302	Shea, J.H.
		On the pervasiveness of irrationality
41	275-276	Allen, J.E.
		Reflections of a field geologist on the ecology of science
41	260-261	triplehorn, D.M., and triplehorn, J.H.
		Geologists select the great books of geology
41	254-259	Blewett, W.L.
		Description, analysis, and critique of the method of multiple working hypotheses
41	218	Gehrels, T.
		Food for thought
41	98	Blatt, H., Berry, W.B.N., and Brande, S.
		Food for thought
41	23-28	Kenah, C., and Craig, J.R.
		The importance of observations in geology with reference to gold-nugget formation
40	397	Morrison, P., and Morrison, P.
		Food for thought
40	393-397	Maher, H.D.Jr.
		Open and closed rock cycles
40	203	Berthon, S., and Robinson, A.
		Food for thought
39	444	treifil, J.
		Food for thought
39	330	Mermin, N.D.
		Food for thought
39	302	Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci.
		Food for thought
39	299-302	Woronow, A.
		Enigmas and solutions in the analyses of compositional data
39	288	Muller, R.
		Food for thought
39	283	Rodgers, J.
		Food for thought
39	185-187	Schneiderman, J.S.
		Learning geology by writing about the history of geology
39	133-141	Rogers, R.D.
		How do we recognize a fault when we see one?
39	67-69	Allen, J.E.
		How geologists think - the method of multiple working hypotheses
39	47	Hubble, E.
		Food for thought
38	457	Burke, J.
		Food for thought
38	297	Wood, R.M.
		Food for thought
38	243-245	Rubin, A.E., and Jerde, E.A.
		The method of multiple working hypotheses for chocolate lovers and petrologists
38	228	Burke, J.
		Food for thought
38	199	Burke, J.
		Food for thought
38	186	Mermin, N.D.
		Food for thought
38	104	American Assoc. for the Advancement of Science
		Food for thought
38	28-30	Prevost, C.
		De la formation des terrains des environs de Paris (translated by O.L. Johnson)
38	27	Pagels, H.R.
		Food for thought
38	21-27	Bork, K.B.
		Constant Prevost (1787-1856) - The life and contributions of a French uniformitarian
38	5	Miller, K.R.
		Food for thought
37	364	Heilbron, J.L., and Kevles, D.J.
		Food for thought
37	357	Gould, S.J.
		Food for thought
37	340	Menard, H.W.
		Food for thought
37	298	Dawkins, R.
		Food for thought
37	193	Pagels, H.R.
		Food for thought
37	170	Goldsmith, D.
		Food for thought
37	120	Gould, S.J.
		Food for thought
37	116	Hull, D.L.
		Food for thought
37	97	Dawkins, R.
		Food for thought
37	89	Pagels, H.R.
		Food for thought
37	82	Dawkins, R.
		Food for thought
37	55	Pagels, H.
		Food for thought
37	17	Hansen, B.
		Food for thought
36	143-146	Smith G.S.
		Gaps in me rock and fossil records and implications for the rate and mode of evolution
36	329	Olsen, P.
		Food for thought
36	309	Pagels, H.R.
		Food for thought
36	306-309	Leveson, D.J.
		The geologist's vision
36	243	Hull, D.L.
		Food for thought
36	226	Resnick, R.
		Food for thought
36	220	Hardin, G.
		Food for thought
36	181	Dawkins, R.
		Food for thought
36	160	Fischman, S.
		Cartoon based on Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling
36	72-78	Fichter, Lynn S.
		Process-response modeling and the scientific process
36	58	Pagels, H.R.
		Food for thought
36	36	Shipman, P.
		Food for thought
36	29	Guth, AH., and Steinhardt, P.J.
		Food for thought
35	196	Reading, H.G.
		Food for thought
35	157	Goldsmith, D.
		Food for thought
35	154	Jacob, F.
		Food for thought
35	143	Medawar, P.B.
		Food for thought
35	135	Cartmill, M.
		Food for thought
35	103	Skehan, J.W.
		New resource available in the creationism/science debate
35	15	Lindbergh, C.A.
		Food for thought
35	4-15	Hastings, R.J.
		New observations on Paluxy tracks confirm dinosaurian origin
34	187-190	Stokes, W.L.
		Alleged Middle Cambrian human footprint
34	114-120	Rogers, R.D.
		Observation and explanation in geology courses
34	97-103	Keller, W.D.
		Fundamental entities in geology
34	10-13	Zenger, D.H.
		Lyell and episodicity
34	206	Eldridge, N.M.
		Food for thought
34	113	Hospers, J.
		Food for thought
34	096	Moores, E.M.
		Food for thought
34	88	Eldridge, N.M.
		Food for thought
33	236	Committee on Science and Creationism
		Food for thought
33	105	Boorstin, Daniel J.
		Food for thought
33	44	Gould, Stephen J.
		Food for thought
33	10	Medawar, Peter
		Food for thought
32	298	Rupke, N.A.
		Food for thought
32	281	Anonymous
		AGI publishes pamphlet on evolution
32	267	Futuyma, D.J.
		Food for thought
32	264	Simpson, G.G.
		Food for thought
32	232	Frankel, C.
		Food for thought
32	212	Bork, K.B.
		The concept of biotic succession
32	190	Cousins, N.
		Food for thought
32	188	Brain, W.R.
		Food for thought
32	185	Morris, R.
		Food for thought
32	183	Greene, M.
		Food for thought
32	170	Usselman, M.
		Food for thought
32	144	Skehan, J.W.
		Reply (to Morris comment)
32	137	Dyson, F.
		Food for thought
32	119	Siever, R., and Gould, S.J.
		1983 Neil Miner Award - Stephen J. Gould
32	118	Kaufman, W., and Pilkey, O.
		Food for thought
32	95	Greene, M.
		Food for thought
32	88	Green, M.
		Food for thought
32	43	Shea, J.H.
		A list of selected references on creationism
32	1	Morris, H.M.
		Creationism, evolutionism and liberal theology
31	335	Weinberg, A.M.
		Food for thought
31	314	Burke, J.
		Food for thought
31	307-314	Skehan, J.W.
		Theological basis for a Judeo-Christian position on creationism
31	265	Judson, H.F.
		Food for thought
31	207	Ashby, W.R.
		Food for thought
31	140-144	Gingerich, P.D.
		Evidence for evolution from the vertebrate fossil record
31	133	Kitcher, P.
		Food for thought
31	105-110	Shea, J.H.
		Creationism, uniformitarianism, geology and science
31	87-94	Strahler, A.N.
		Toward a broader perspective in the evolutionism-creationism debate
31	86	Mayr, Ernst
		Food for thought
31	83-86	Ferre, Frederick
		Science, pseudo-science, and natural theology
31	82	Simpson, G.G.
		Food for thought
31	12	Adams, A.B.
		Food for thought
30	300-301	Watson, R.A.
		Absence as evidence in geology
30	34-58	Brush, S.G.
		Finding the age of the earth - By physics or by faith?
30	27-33	Dutch, S.I.
		A critique of creationist cosmology
30	24-26	Strahler, A.N.
		Creationists change their strategy
30	14-17	Eglin, P.G., and Graham, M.W.
		Creationism challenges geology - A retreat to the eighteenth century
30	6-13	Dutch, S.I.
		Notes on the nature of fringe science
30	4-5	Shea, J.H.
		"Scientific creationism" and the future of geological education - An editorial
29	258	Brush, S.G.
		Food for thought
29	239	Gould, S.J.
		Food for thought
29	232	Einstein, A.
		Food for thought
29	227	Ortega y Gasset, J.
		Food for thought
29	120	Levin, H.S.
		The first controversy over fossils (cartoon)
29	31-33	Bushman, J.R.
		Uniformitarianism according to Hutton
28	244-248	Leveson, D.
		Uniformitarianism and its alternatives