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RK Merton's Science, Technology and Society in 17th Century England and citing papers.

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#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
1	6	187 1983 ISIS 74(273):368-387 ABRAHAM GA MISUNDERSTANDING THE MERTON THESIS - A BOUNDARY-DISPUTE BETWEEN HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY	8	7
2	1	340 1995 GERONTOLOGIST 35(1):132-133 ADELMAN RC HOW AND WHY WE AGE - HAYFLICK,L	1	1
3	2	341 1995 GERONTOLOGIST 35(4):526-532 ADELMAN RC THE ALZHEIMERIZATION OF AGING	17	0
4	1	121 1977 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 32(2):150-161 ALBEE GW PROTESTANT ETHIC, SEX, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY	52	0
5	1	328 1994 HISTORIA MATHEMATICA 21(3):280-305 ALBERTS G ON CONNECTING SOCIALISM AND MATHEMATICS - STRUIK,DIRK, BURGERS,JAN, AND TINBERGEN,JAN	1	0
6	1	368 1996 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE 25(4):251-262 Alexander JC; Smith P Social science and salvation: Risk society as mythical discourse	6	0
7	1	334 1994 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 24(2):279-310 ALLEN B; QIN J; LANCASTER FW PERSUASIVE COMMUNITIES - A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF REFERENCES IN THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL-SOCIETY, 1665- 1990	8	0
8	1	406 2000 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 41(2):239-268 Ash EH "A perfect and an absolute work" - Expertise, authority, and the rebuilding of Dover harbor, 1579-1583	2	0
9	1	78 1974 SOCIOLOGIA NEERLANDICA 10(1):59-71 AUPING J REVIEW OF MERTONS,R SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND	0	0
10	2	191 1983 RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA 75(1):76-86 BABOLIN A SCIENCE AND RELIGIOUS BELIEF AMONG THE CAMBRIDGE PLATONISTS	1	0
11	1	300 1992 BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 43(4):435-458 BAIGRIE BS; HATTIANGADI JN ON CONSENSUS AND STABILITY IN SCIENCE	2	0
12	1	207 1984 SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 45(3):223-240 BAINBRIDGE WS RELIGIOUS INSANITY IN AMERICA - THE OFFICIAL 19TH-CENTURY THEORY	5	0
13	1	206 1984 SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 45(2):145-158 BAINBRIDGE WS; STARK R FORMAL EXPLANATION OF RELIGION - A PROGRESS REPORT	8	0
14	2	54 1972 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(1):202-& BALTZELL ED EPILOGUE - TO BE A PHOENIX-REFLECTIONS ON 2 NOISY AGES OF PROSE	1	0
15	1	10 1961 SCIENCE 134(347):596-& BARBER B RESISTANCE BY SCIENTISTS TO SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY - THIS SOURCE OF RESISTANCE HAS YET TO BE GIVEN SCRUTINY ACCORDED RELIGIOUS AND IDEOLOGICAL SOURCES	171	5
16	1	125 1977 SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM (18):24-47 BARBERA H WORLD-WAR AND WORLD INEQUALITY	1	0
17	2	317 1993 ENGLISH LITERARY RENAISSANCE 23(1):170-200 BARBOUR R THE EARLY STUART EPICURE	3	0
18	1	64 1972 SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 20(2):229-255 BARNSLEY JH SOCIOLOGY OF VALUES - PATTERNS OF RESEARCH	1	0
19	1	25 1967 SCIENCE 156(3775):611-& BASALLA G SPREAD OF WESTERN SCIENCE	84	2
20	1	184 1983 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVES 52(OCT):183-185 BATES DV SCIENTIFIC COMPONENTS IN STANDARD SETTING	0	0
21	4	135 1978 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 48(3-4):140-161 BEAVER DD POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE	1	0
22	1	408 2000 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR VOLKSKUNDE 96(2):218-246 Beck S Recombinant practices - Knowledge cultures as a topic of European ethnology	0	0
23	1	197 1984 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 89(5):1065-1090 BECKER G PIETISM AND SCIENCE - A CRITIQUE OF MERTON,ROBERT,K. HYPOTHESIS	10	7
24	1	220 1986 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 91(5):1203-1218 BECKER G THE FALLACY OF THE RECEIVED WORD - A REEXAMINATION OF MERTON PIETISM-SCIENCE THESIS	5	4
25	5	289 1991 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 30(2):139-158 BECKER G PIETISMS CONFRONTATION WITH ENLIGHTENMENT RATIONALISM - AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATION BETWEEN ASCETIC PROTESTANTISM AND SCIENCE	5	3
26	6	312 1992 SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM 7(4):641-660 BECKER G THE MERTON THESIS - OETINGER AND GERMAN PIETISM, A SIGNIFICANT NEGATIVE CASE	2	2
27	3	375 1997 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 36(4):483-495 Becker G Replication and reanalysis of Offenbacher's school enrollment study: Implications for the Weber and Merton theses	1	1
28	5	404 2000 REVIEW OF RELIGIOUS RESEARCH 41(3):311-327 Becker G Educational "preference" of German Protestants and Catholics: The politics behind educational specialization	1	0
29	1	244 1988 INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL REVIEW 56(1):63-74 BELLHOUSE DR PROBABILITY IN THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES - AN ANALYSIS OF PURITAN CASUISTRY	2	0
30	3	41 1970 INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 22(1):7-27 BENDAVID J SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - INTRODUCTION	5	0
31	1	66 1973 COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY 15(4):448-472 BENDAVID J STATE OF SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY AND SOCIOLOGICAL COMMUNITY - REVIEW ARTICLE	7	0
32	5	136 1978 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 48(3-4):197-218 BENDAVID J EMERGENCE OF NATIONAL TRADITIONS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - UNITED-STATES AND GREAT-BRITAIN	3	0
33	5	88 1975 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 1():203-222 BENDAVID J; SULLIVAN TA SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE	13	1
34	2	336 1994 YALE LAW JOURNAL 103(7):1651-1738 BERMAN HJ THE ORIGINS OF HISTORICAL JURISPRUDENCE - COKE, SELDEN, HALE	17	0
35	2	62 1972 SCIENCE STUDIES 2(3):205-& BERMAN M EARLY YEARS OF ROYAL INSTITUTION 1799-1810 - RE-EVALUATION	6	1
36	1	90 1975 JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY (WIN):30-50 BERMAN M HEGEMONY AND AMATEUR TRADITION IN BRITISH SCIENCE	2	0
37	3	74 1974 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 33(3):261-275 BERNARD HR SCIENTISTS AND POLICY MAKERS - ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNICATION	13	0
38	1	100 1976 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 31(7):481-491 BEVAN W SOUND OF WIND THATS BLOWING	28	0
39	2	405 2000 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 18(3):343-367 Black D Dreams of pure sociology	4	0
40	6	170 1981 NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 81(7):1120-1122 BLOCH H BACON,FRANCIS (1561-1626) - HIS INTEREST AND INFLUENCE IN EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND MEDICINE	0	0
41	1	96 1975 SOCIOLOGIE ET SOCIETES 7(1):9-28 BLUME SS EXTRINSIC PERSPECTIVE IN SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE	2	0
42	1	213 1985 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 129(2):161-172 BODDE D SEX IN CHINESE-CIVILIZATION	0	0
43	1	243 1988 INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY 3(1):1-22 BOUDON R COMMON-SENSE AND THE HUMAN-SCIENCES	0	0
44	1	57 1972 ISIS 63(218):412-416 BOWDEN ME RELIGION AND DECLINE OF MAGIC - THOMAS,K	0	0
45	1	165 1981 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 56(4):411-429 BRACE CL TALES OF THE PHYLOGENETIC WOODS - THE EVOLUTION AND SIGNIFICANCE OF EVOLUTIONARY TREES	14	0
46	1	380 1997 YEARBOOK OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, VOL 40 - 1997 40():91-111 Brace CL The intellectual standing of Charles Darwin, and the legacy of the "Scottish enlightenment" in biological thought	0	0
47	1	417 2001 STUDIES IN HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 32A(4):647-684 Brain RM The ontology of the questionnaire: Max Weber on measurement and mass investigation	0	0
48	1	154 1980 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ISSUES 14(2):567-582 BRINKMAN RL MANKIND AT THE STARTING POINT	5	0
49	1	164 1981 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY 40(4):401-413 BRINKMAN RL CULTURE IN NEOINSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS - AN INTEGRATION OF MYRDAL AND GALBRAITH INTO THE VEBLEN-AYRES MATRIX	0	0
50	1	415 2001 OSIRIS 16():3-28 Brooke JH Religious belief and the content of the sciences	0	0
51	1	36 1969 REVIEW OF SOCIAL ECONOMY 27(2):181-201 BROWN RH ACHIEVEMENT NORM AND ECONOMIC GROWTH - CASE OF ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND	2	0
52	4	231 1987 KNOWLEDGE-CREATION DIFFUSION UTILIZATION 9(1):117-144 BROWNSTEIN L RELEVANCE OF THE RATIONALIST CONSTRUCTIVIST RELATIVIST CONTROVERSY FOR THE VALIDATION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE-CLAIMS	0	0
53	2	410 2001 AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY 79(1):1-31 Buckle S Marvels, miracles, and mundane order - Hume's critique of religion in An 'Enquiry concerning Human Understanding'	0	0
54	1	291 1991 PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 21(4):524-560 BUNGE M A CRITICAL-EXAMINATION OF THE NEW SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE .1.	11	0
55	1	357 1996 DADOS-REVISTA DE CIENCIAS SOCIAIS 39(1):33-59 Burgos MB A contribution to the sociology of science's agenda at the periphery	0	0
56	1	9 1960 JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY 32(2):129-141 BURRELL SA CALVINISM, CAPITALISM, AND THE MIDDLE CLASSES - SOME AFTERTHOUGHTS ON AN OLD PROBLEM	8	1
57	1	114 1976 SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE 1(1):27-39 BUSCH L TENTATIVE GUIDE TO CONSTRUCTING FUTURE - SELF-CONSCIOUS MILLENARIANISM	1	1
58	3	158 1980 RURAL SOCIOLOGY 45(1):26-48 BUSCH L STRUCTURE AND NEGOTIATION IN THE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES	17	0
59	2	373 1997 INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY 12(4):475-496 Cannavo L Sociological models of scientific knowledge	0	0
60	1	212 1985 NATURE 315(6016):185-189 CAVANAUGH MA SCIENTIFIC CREATIONISM AND RATIONALITY	10	0
61	3	284 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):522-526 CETINA KK MERTON SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THE 1ST AND THE LAST SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE	0	0
62	1	379 1997 THEORY CULTURE & SOCIETY 14(4):1-30 Cetina KK Sociality with objects - Social relations in postsocial knowledge societies	7	0
63	1	330 1994 MINERVA 32(3):297-308 CHAYUT M THE HYBRIDIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC ROLES AND IDEAS IN THE CONTEXT OF CENTERS AND PERIPHERIES	0	0
64	2	393 1999 HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS 25(4):163-177 Chayut M Tragedy and science (Nietzsche, tragic theater, Shakespeare)	1	0
65	1	173 1981 THEORY AND SOCIETY 10(1):127-138 CHERKAOUI M CONSENSUS OR CONFLICT - RETURN TO DURKHEIM PROTEIFORM THEORY - THE EVOLUTION OF EDUCATIONAL-THOUGHT	2	0
66	1	174 1982 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 8():81-106 CHIROT D; HALL TD WORLD-SYSTEM THEORY	42	1
67	2	26 1968 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 13(1):1-25 CLARK TN INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF INNOVATIONS IN HIGHER EDUCATION - 4 MODELS	22	4
68	1	365 1996 SCIENCE IN CONTEXT 9(4):421-486 Clark W On the ministerial archive of academic acts	2	0
69	3	245 1988 ISIS 79(299):571-582 COHEN IB THE PUBLICATION OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY - CIRCUMSTANCES AND CONSEQUENCES	0	1
70	6	392 1999 ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES 8(2):153-176 Cohen MJ Science and society in historical perspective: Implications for social theories of risk	0	0
71	1	159 1980 SCIENTOMETRICS 2(5-6):405-409 COLE S INDICATORS OF SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER - COMMENTS	2	0
72	2	359 1996 FLIGHT FROM SCIENCE AND REASON 775():274-287 Cole S Voodoo sociology - Recent developments in the sociology of science	0	0
73	1	370 1997 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 26(6):775-776 Cole S The scientific revolution - Shapin,S	0	0
74	2	234 1987 SCIENTOMETRICS 12(5-6):345-353 COLE S; COLE JR TESTING THE ORTEGA HYPOTHESIS - MILESTONE OR MILLSTONE	8	0
75	3	215 1985 SCIENTOMETRICS 7(3-6):443-458 COLE S; MEYER GS LITTLE SCI, BIG SCIENCE REVISITED	13	2
76	2	396 1999 MINERVA 37(1):1-23 Cole S; Phelan TJ The scientific productivity of nations	9	1
77	1	402 2000 HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 32(4):711-731 Coleman WO The significance of John Locke's medical studies for his economic thought	0	0
78	3	182 1982 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 12(2):299-309 COLLINS HM KNOWLEDGE, NORMS AND RULES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - RESPONSE	17	2
79	2	195 1983 SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 24(2):185-200 COLLINS R; RESTIVO S DEVELOPMENT, DIVERSITY, AND CONFLICT IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE	13	1
80	2	394 1999 LANCET 354(9175):324-326 Colman E The first English medical journal: Medicina Curiosa	2	0
81	1	188 1983 JOURNAL OF DHARMA 8(1):54-62 COMSTOCK WR THE DARK SIDE OF SCIENCE - CHANGING FEATURES IN THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION	0	0
82	6	288 1991 ISIS 82(314):639-661 CORMACK LB GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS - GEOGRAPHY AS SELF-DEFINITION IN EARLY-MODERN ENGLAND	15	1
83	1	214 1985 RISK ANALYSIS 5(2):103-120 COVELLO VT; MUMPOWER J RISK ANALYSIS AND RISK MANAGEMENT - AN HISTORICAL-PERSPECTIVE	26	0
84	1	218 1985 STUDI STORICI 26(3):635-665 CUAZ M HILL,CHRISTOPHER AND THE MARXIST INTERPRETATION OF THE ENGLISH- REVOLUTION	3	0
85	2	280 1991 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 81(2):210-228 CURRY MR POSTMODERNISM, LANGUAGE, AND THE STRAINS OF MODERNISM	23	0
86	3	292 1991 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 15(2):125-147 CURRY MR ON THE POSSIBILITY OF ETHICS IN GEOGRAPHY - WRITING, CITING, AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY	18	0
87	1	324 1994 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE BOTANIQUE 72(5):605-616 CUSSET G STATUS OF PLANT MORPHOLOGY	1	0
88	1	358 1996 DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE 44(3):363-387 DANNEBERG L BRECHT RECEPTION OF LOGICAL EMPIRICISM	0	0
89	1	381 1998 CONFIGURATIONS 6(2):149-172 Daston L The nature of nature in early modern Europe	2	0
90	2	273 1990 ISIS 81(309):663-683 DEAR P MIRACLES, EXPERIMENTS, AND THE ORDINARY COURSE OF NATURE	24	2
91	3	332 1994 RESEARCH POLICY 23(4):425-441 DEBACKERE K; RAPPA MA INSTITUTIONAL VARIATIONS IN PROBLEM CHOICE AND PERSISTENCE AMONG SCIENTISTS IN AN EMERGING FIELD	5	1
92	4	236 1987 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 17(3):479-518 DENNIS MA ACCOUNTING FOR RESEARCH - NEW HISTORIES OF CORPORATE LABORATORIES AND THE SOCIAL-HISTORY OF AMERICAN SCIENCE	15	1
93	1	116 1976 THEORY AND SOCIETY 3(4):583-599 DIAMOND N GENERATING REBELLIONS IN SCIENCE - E=MC2 WITH MASS REBELLIOUS AND ENERGY GENERATIONAL	2	0
94	1	141 1979 RADICAL SCIENCE (8):7-37 DICKSON D SCIENCE AND POLITICAL HEGEMONY IN THE 17TH-CENTURY	0	0
95	1	53 1971 SCIENCE STUDIES 1(1):3-& DOLBY RGA SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE IN NATURAL SCIENCE	12	4
96	2	38 1969 SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 10(4):438-454 DOWNEY KJ SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY - ORGANIC OR MECHANICAL	5	0
97	1	388 1998 REVUE FRANCAISE DE SOCIOLOGIE 39(2):391-+ Dubois M The "Sokal Affair": cultural studies and relativist sociology of sciences	2	0
98	2	146 1980 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST 15(4):214-225 EIGEN JP ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE TO THE GOALS OF GENERAL-EDUCATION	1	0
99	2	239 1987 YALE LAW JOURNAL 97(2):177-231 EISENBERG RS PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND THE NORMS OF SCIENCE IN BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH	50	0
100	2	43 1970 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE 22(1):1-23 EISENSTADT SN ANALYTIC AND COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROTESTANT ETHIC AND SPIRIT OF CAPITALISM .1.	1	0

# Cited
nodes Nodes / Authors GCS LCS
101 2 233 1987 MINERVA 25(1-2):77-105
EISENSTADT SN
THE CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE AND BEYOND 0 0
102 2 255 1989 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY-CAHIERS CANADIENS DE SOCIOLOGIE 14(2):203-223
EISENSTADT SN
WEBER,MAX ON WESTERN CHRISTIANITY AND THE WEBERIAN APPROACH TO CIVILIZATIONAL DYNAMICS 2 0
103 1 360 1996 HISPANIA-REVISTA ESPANOLA DE HISTORIA (193):541-564
Elena A; Ordonez J
From the Scientific Revolution to the Industrial Revolution: The technological dimension of Newtonianism 0 0
104 1 267 1990 ACTA SOCIOLOGICA 33(1):15-30
ELIAESON S
INFLUENCES ON WEBER,MAX METHODOLOGY 2 0
105 1 397 1999 OSIRIS 14():153-175
Elliott CA
The tercentenary of Harvard University in 1936 - The scientific dimension 0 0
106 1 401 2000 ANNALS OF SCIENCE 57(1):61-100
Elliott P
The birth of public science in the English provinces: Natural philosophy in Derby, c.1690-1760 2 0
107 1 342 1995 HISTORIA MATHEMATICA 22(4):371-401
Epple M
Branch points of algebraic functions and the beginnings of modern knot theory 2 0
108 1 290 1991 MEDICAL HISTORY 35(2):189-216
ESTES JW
QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATIONS OF FEVER AND ITS TREATMENT BEFORE THE ADVENT OF SHORT CLINICAL THERMOMETERS 7 0
109 1 190 1983 MINERVA 21(2-3):198-233
ETZKOWITZ H
ENTREPRENEURIAL SCIENTISTS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE 30 2
110 1 413 2001 IEEE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY MAGAZINE 20(2):18-29
Etzkowitz H
The second academic revolution and the rise of entrepreneurial science 1 0
111 1 428 2003 RESEARCH POLICY 32(1):109-121
Etzkowitz H
Research groups as 'quasi-firms': the invention of the entrepreneurial university 0 0
112 1 403 2000 RESEARCH POLICY 29(2):109-123
Etzkowitz H; Leydesdorff L
The dynamics of innovation: from National Systems and "Mode 2" to a Triple Helix of university-industry-government relations 19 0
113 1 3 1955 NATURE 175(4446):103-105
EYLES JM
RAY,JOHN (1627-1705) 1 0
114 2 424 2002 SCIENCE IN CONTEXT 15(1):79-119
Feingold M
Science as a calling? The early modern dilemma 0 0
115 1 140 1979 NEW UNIVERSITIES QUARTERLY 33(3):339-353
FELTHAM P
QUO-VADIS - SCIENCE OF THE WHOLE 0 0
116 1 338 1995 CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D ANTHROPOLOGIE 32(1):25-52
FINDLAY D
DISCOVERING SEX - MEDICAL SCIENCE, FEMINISM AND INTERSEXUALITY 1 0
117 1 382 1998 CONFIGURATIONS 6(2):243-267
Findlen P
Between carnival and Lent: The Scientific Revolution at the margins of culture 1 0
118 1 391 1999 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ANTHROPOLOGY 28():455-478
Fischer MMJ
Emergent forms of life: Anthropologies of late or postmodernities 2 0
119 2 326 1994 DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS 5(2):87-120
FONTANEL J
THE ECONOMICS OF DISARMAMENT - A SURVEY 7 0
120 1 316 1993 DEFENCE ECONOMICS 4(1):63-78
FONTANEL J; WARD MD
MILITARY EXPENDITURES, ARMAMENT, AND DISARMAMENT 2 1
121 1 168 1981 HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS 2(3):221-235
FORCE JE
SECULARIZATION, THE LANGUAGE OF GOD AND THE ROYAL SOCIETY AT THE TURN OF THE 17TH-CENTURY 0 0
122 1 238 1987 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW 136(2):417-512
FRANCIONE GL
EXPERIMENTATION AND THE MARKETPLACE THEORY OF THE 1ST AMENDMENT 3 0
123 1 104 1976 EXPLORATIONS IN ECONOMIC HISTORY 13(1):1-12
FREUDENBERGER H; CUMMINS G
HEALTH, WORK, AND LEISURE BEFORE INDUSTRIAL-REVOLUTION 20 0
124 1 299 1992 ARCHIV FUR GESCHICHTE DER PHILOSOPHIE 74(2):158-179
FREUDENTHAL G
GERSHON,LEVI,BEN (GERSONIDES) AND THE CONDITIONS OF SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS IN THE MIDDLE-AGES, ASTRONOMY, PHYSICS, EPISTEMOLOGICAL REALISM AND THE DOCTRINE OF SALVATION 1 0
125 1 320 1993 REVUE DES ETUDES JUIVES 152(1-2):29-136
FREUDENTHAL G
THE RECEPTION OF GRECO-ARAB SCIENCES IN THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH COMMUNITIES OF PROVENCE IN SOUTHERN FRANCE - THEIR APPROPRIATION AND IMPLEMENTATION 3 0
126 1 344 1995 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 33(99):23-58
FREUDENTHAL G
SCIENCE IN THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH CULTURE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE 4 0
127 1 371 1997 EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING 20(1):1-5
Garaway GB
Evaluation, validity, and values 0 0
128 1 149 1980 CURRENT CONTENTS (8):5-11
GARFIELD E
HAS SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION CHANGED IN 300 YEARS 0 0
129 1 303 1992 CURRENT CONTENTS 9():3-7
GARFIELD E
SCIENCE HISTORIAN COHEN,I.B. REVIEWS SOCIAL-STUDIES OF SCIENCE BY SOCIOLOGIST BARBER,BERNARD - AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL- STUDIES OF SCIENCE - BARBER,B. BY COHEN,I.B. 1 0
130 1 205 1984 PROSPETTIVA-RIVISTA DI STORIA DELL ARTE ANTICA E MODERNA (37):58-72
GARGANO M
ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE MANUALS 1720-1780 0 0
131 1 301 1992 BULLETIN OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY 12(1):17-25
GARVEY BT
TECHNOLOGY, SOCIETY, AND LITERATURE - AN EDUCATION MODULE 0 0
132 1 119 1976 WILSON LIBRARY BULLETIN 51(3):245-250
GELLER E
SAWYER,T, BAILEY,T, AND BAD-BOY GENRE 0 0
133 1 83 1975 AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL MONTHLY 82(3):240-245
GERSTELL M
PRUSSIAN EDUCATION AND MATHEMATICS 0 0
134 2 134 1978 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 48(3-4):96-115
GIERYN TF
PROBLEM RETENTION AND PROBLEM CHANGE IN SCIENCE 14 5
135 3 178 1982 JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 18(2):107-129
GIERYN TF
DURKHEIM SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE 7 0
136 2 181 1982 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 12(2):279-297
GIERYN TF
RELATIVIST CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAMS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - REDUNDANCE AND RETREAT 33 5
137 2 246 1988 ISIS 79(299):582-593
GIERYN TF
DISTANCING SCIENCE FROM RELIGION IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND 6 3
138 2 132 1978 SCIENTOMETRICS 1(1):9-34
GILBERT GN
MEASURING THE GROWTH OF SCIENCE - REVIEW OF INDICATORS OF SCIENTIFIC GROWTH 24 0
139 2 28 1968 AMERICAN SCIENTIST 56(4):439-&
GILLISPI.CC
REMARKS ON SOCIAL SELECTION AS A FACTOR IN PROGRESSIVISM OF SCIENCE 5 0
140 1 76 1974 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE 26(3):507-537
GIRTLER R
ETHNOSOCIOLOGICAL PARADIGMS AND SCIENTIFIC-SOCIOLOGICAL DYNAMICS-EXAMPLE OF POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES 0 0
141 1 356 1996 ARBOR-CIENCIA PENSAMIENTO Y CULTURA 153(604-05):57-68
GLICK TF
LOPEZPINERO AND MERTON,ROBERT - SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, MOTIVATION, DECADENCE 0 0
142 1 145 1979 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAW FORUM (1):1-33
GOLDBERG S
CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS OF AMERICAN SCIENCE 5 0
143 2 189 1983 JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY 23(1):97-107
GOLDFRIED MR
A BEHAVIOR THERAPIST LOOKS AT RAPPROCHEMENT 5 0
144 1 306 1992 PSYCHOTHERAPY 29(1):4-10
GOLDFRIED MR; CASTONGUAY LG
THE FUTURE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY INTEGRATION 12 0
145 1 354 1996 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 51(10):1007-1016
Goldfried MR; Wolfe BE
Psychotherapy practice and research - Repairing a strained alliance 102 0
146 1 400 2000 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 65(1):138-167
Gorski PS
Historicizing the secularization debate: Church, state, and society in late medieval and early modern Europe, ca. 1300 to 1700 8 0
147 1 345 1995 JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND THEOLOGY 23(4):296-302
Grace CR; Ecklund K
The perils and promises of teaching integration in introductory psychology 0 0
148 1 131 1978 JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY 9(1):167-171
GRAFTON AT
GREAT INSTAURATION - SCIENCE, MEDICINE AND REFORM, 1626-1660 - WEBSTER,C 0 0
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294 2 175 1982 ARCHIVES DE PHILOSOPHIE 45(1):3-62
RADNITZSKY G
BETWEEN WITTGENSTEIN AND POPPER - ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY OF SCIENCE 2 0
295 1 282 1991 CHEMISTRY IN BRITAIN 27(2):145-148
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RAPPA MA; DEBACKERE K
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Raynaud D
Network effects in pre-institutional science: The case of optics in the Middle Ages 0 0
298 1 144 1979 STYLE 13(3):237-258
RECHTIEN JG
LOGIC IN PURITAN SERMONS IN THE LATE-16TH-CENTURY AND PLAIN STYLE 0 0
299 1 323 1993 SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 40(2):210-230
REDMAN DA
SMITH,ADAM AND NEWTON,ISAAC 3 0
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REDONDI P
THE FRENCH-REVOLUTION AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE 0 0
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#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
101	2	233 1987 MINERVA 25(1-2):77-105 EISENSTADT SN THE CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE AND BEYOND	0	0
102	2	255 1989 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY-CAHIERS CANADIENS DE SOCIOLOGIE 14(2):203-223 EISENSTADT SN WEBER,MAX ON WESTERN CHRISTIANITY AND THE WEBERIAN APPROACH TO CIVILIZATIONAL DYNAMICS	2	0
103	1	360 1996 HISPANIA-REVISTA ESPANOLA DE HISTORIA (193):541-564 Elena A; Ordonez J From the Scientific Revolution to the Industrial Revolution: The technological dimension of Newtonianism	0	0
104	1	267 1990 ACTA SOCIOLOGICA 33(1):15-30 ELIAESON S INFLUENCES ON WEBER,MAX METHODOLOGY	2	0
105	1	397 1999 OSIRIS 14():153-175 Elliott CA The tercentenary of Harvard University in 1936 - The scientific dimension	0	0
106	1	401 2000 ANNALS OF SCIENCE 57(1):61-100 Elliott P The birth of public science in the English provinces: Natural philosophy in Derby, c.1690-1760	2	0
107	1	342 1995 HISTORIA MATHEMATICA 22(4):371-401 Epple M Branch points of algebraic functions and the beginnings of modern knot theory	2	0
108	1	290 1991 MEDICAL HISTORY 35(2):189-216 ESTES JW QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATIONS OF FEVER AND ITS TREATMENT BEFORE THE ADVENT OF SHORT CLINICAL THERMOMETERS	7	0
109	1	190 1983 MINERVA 21(2-3):198-233 ETZKOWITZ H ENTREPRENEURIAL SCIENTISTS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE	30	2
110	1	413 2001 IEEE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY MAGAZINE 20(2):18-29 Etzkowitz H The second academic revolution and the rise of entrepreneurial science	1	0
111	1	428 2003 RESEARCH POLICY 32(1):109-121 Etzkowitz H Research groups as 'quasi-firms': the invention of the entrepreneurial university	0	0
112	1	403 2000 RESEARCH POLICY 29(2):109-123 Etzkowitz H; Leydesdorff L The dynamics of innovation: from National Systems and "Mode 2" to a Triple Helix of university-industry-government relations	19	0
113	1	3 1955 NATURE 175(4446):103-105 EYLES JM RAY,JOHN (1627-1705)	1	0
114	2	424 2002 SCIENCE IN CONTEXT 15(1):79-119 Feingold M Science as a calling? The early modern dilemma	0	0
115	1	140 1979 NEW UNIVERSITIES QUARTERLY 33(3):339-353 FELTHAM P QUO-VADIS - SCIENCE OF THE WHOLE	0	0
116	1	338 1995 CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D ANTHROPOLOGIE 32(1):25-52 FINDLAY D DISCOVERING SEX - MEDICAL SCIENCE, FEMINISM AND INTERSEXUALITY	1	0
117	1	382 1998 CONFIGURATIONS 6(2):243-267 Findlen P Between carnival and Lent: The Scientific Revolution at the margins of culture	1	0
118	1	391 1999 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ANTHROPOLOGY 28():455-478 Fischer MMJ Emergent forms of life: Anthropologies of late or postmodernities	2	0
119	2	326 1994 DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS 5(2):87-120 FONTANEL J THE ECONOMICS OF DISARMAMENT - A SURVEY	7	0
120	1	316 1993 DEFENCE ECONOMICS 4(1):63-78 FONTANEL J; WARD MD MILITARY EXPENDITURES, ARMAMENT, AND DISARMAMENT	2	1
121	1	168 1981 HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS 2(3):221-235 FORCE JE SECULARIZATION, THE LANGUAGE OF GOD AND THE ROYAL SOCIETY AT THE TURN OF THE 17TH-CENTURY	0	0
122	1	238 1987 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW 136(2):417-512 FRANCIONE GL EXPERIMENTATION AND THE MARKETPLACE THEORY OF THE 1ST AMENDMENT	3	0
123	1	104 1976 EXPLORATIONS IN ECONOMIC HISTORY 13(1):1-12 FREUDENBERGER H; CUMMINS G HEALTH, WORK, AND LEISURE BEFORE INDUSTRIAL-REVOLUTION	20	0
124	1	299 1992 ARCHIV FUR GESCHICHTE DER PHILOSOPHIE 74(2):158-179 FREUDENTHAL G GERSHON,LEVI,BEN (GERSONIDES) AND THE CONDITIONS OF SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS IN THE MIDDLE-AGES, ASTRONOMY, PHYSICS, EPISTEMOLOGICAL REALISM AND THE DOCTRINE OF SALVATION	1	0
125	1	320 1993 REVUE DES ETUDES JUIVES 152(1-2):29-136 FREUDENTHAL G THE RECEPTION OF GRECO-ARAB SCIENCES IN THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH COMMUNITIES OF PROVENCE IN SOUTHERN FRANCE - THEIR APPROPRIATION AND IMPLEMENTATION	3	0
126	1	344 1995 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 33(99):23-58 FREUDENTHAL G SCIENCE IN THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH CULTURE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE	4	0
127	1	371 1997 EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING 20(1):1-5 Garaway GB Evaluation, validity, and values	0	0
128	1	149 1980 CURRENT CONTENTS (8):5-11 GARFIELD E HAS SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION CHANGED IN 300 YEARS	0	0
129	1	303 1992 CURRENT CONTENTS 9():3-7 GARFIELD E SCIENCE HISTORIAN COHEN,I.B. REVIEWS SOCIAL-STUDIES OF SCIENCE BY SOCIOLOGIST BARBER,BERNARD - AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL- STUDIES OF SCIENCE - BARBER,B. BY COHEN,I.B.	1	0
130	1	205 1984 PROSPETTIVA-RIVISTA DI STORIA DELL ARTE ANTICA E MODERNA (37):58-72 GARGANO M ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE MANUALS 1720-1780	0	0
131	1	301 1992 BULLETIN OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY 12(1):17-25 GARVEY BT TECHNOLOGY, SOCIETY, AND LITERATURE - AN EDUCATION MODULE	0	0
132	1	119 1976 WILSON LIBRARY BULLETIN 51(3):245-250 GELLER E SAWYER,T, BAILEY,T, AND BAD-BOY GENRE	0	0
133	1	83 1975 AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL MONTHLY 82(3):240-245 GERSTELL M PRUSSIAN EDUCATION AND MATHEMATICS	0	0
134	2	134 1978 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 48(3-4):96-115 GIERYN TF PROBLEM RETENTION AND PROBLEM CHANGE IN SCIENCE	14	5
135	3	178 1982 JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 18(2):107-129 GIERYN TF DURKHEIM SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE	7	0
136	2	181 1982 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 12(2):279-297 GIERYN TF RELATIVIST CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAMS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - REDUNDANCE AND RETREAT	33	5
137	2	246 1988 ISIS 79(299):582-593 GIERYN TF DISTANCING SCIENCE FROM RELIGION IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND	6	3
138	2	132 1978 SCIENTOMETRICS 1(1):9-34 GILBERT GN MEASURING THE GROWTH OF SCIENCE - REVIEW OF INDICATORS OF SCIENTIFIC GROWTH	24	0
139	2	28 1968 AMERICAN SCIENTIST 56(4):439-& GILLISPI.CC REMARKS ON SOCIAL SELECTION AS A FACTOR IN PROGRESSIVISM OF SCIENCE	5	0
140	1	76 1974 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE 26(3):507-537 GIRTLER R ETHNOSOCIOLOGICAL PARADIGMS AND SCIENTIFIC-SOCIOLOGICAL DYNAMICS-EXAMPLE OF POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES	0	0
141	1	356 1996 ARBOR-CIENCIA PENSAMIENTO Y CULTURA 153(604-05):57-68 GLICK TF LOPEZPINERO AND MERTON,ROBERT - SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, MOTIVATION, DECADENCE	0	0
142	1	145 1979 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAW FORUM (1):1-33 GOLDBERG S CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS OF AMERICAN SCIENCE	5	0
143	2	189 1983 JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY 23(1):97-107 GOLDFRIED MR A BEHAVIOR THERAPIST LOOKS AT RAPPROCHEMENT	5	0
144	1	306 1992 PSYCHOTHERAPY 29(1):4-10 GOLDFRIED MR; CASTONGUAY LG THE FUTURE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY INTEGRATION	12	0
145	1	354 1996 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 51(10):1007-1016 Goldfried MR; Wolfe BE Psychotherapy practice and research - Repairing a strained alliance	102	0
146	1	400 2000 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 65(1):138-167 Gorski PS Historicizing the secularization debate: Church, state, and society in late medieval and early modern Europe, ca. 1300 to 1700	8	0
147	1	345 1995 JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND THEOLOGY 23(4):296-302 Grace CR; Ecklund K The perils and promises of teaching integration in introductory psychology	0	0
148	1	131 1978 JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY 9(1):167-171 GRAFTON AT GREAT INSTAURATION - SCIENCE, MEDICINE AND REFORM, 1626-1660 - WEBSTER,C	0	0
149	1	216 1985 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 15(4):705-722 GRAHAM LR THE SOCIOPOLITICAL ROOTS OF HESSEN, BORIS, SOVIET MARXISM AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE	11	3
150	1	35 1969 JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS 30(3):345-368 GREAVES RL PURITANISM AND SCIENCE - ANATOMY OF A CONTROVERSY	10	4
151	1	366 1996 SOCIAL RESEARCH 63(1):3-40 Greenfeld L Nationalism and modernity	5	0
152	1	102 1976 CAHIERS VILFREDO PARETO 14(36):39-79 GRINEVALD J CARNOTIAN REVOLUTION - THERMODYNAMICS, ECONOMICS AND IDEOLOGY	0	0
153	1	69 1973 OMEGA-JOURNAL OF DEATH AND DYING 4(2):87-138 GRUMAN GJ HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION TO IDEAS ABOUT VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA - WITH ABIBLIOGRAPHIC SURVEY AND GUIDE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES	9	0
154	1	75 1974 ISIS 65(227):212-228 GUEDON JC PROTESTANTISM AND CHEMISTRY - INTELLECTUAL ENVIRONMENT OF LEMERY,N	1	0
155	1	127 1977 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 18(1):43-55 HACKER BC WEAPONS OF WEST - MILITARY TECHNOLOGY AND MODERNIZATION IN 19TH-CENTURY CHINA AND JAPAN	8	1
156	4	335 1994 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 35(4):768-834 HACKER BC MILITARY INSTITUTIONS, WEAPONS, AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - TOWARD A NEW HISTORY OF MILITARY TECHNOLOGY	5	0
157	1	6 1957 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND CULTURAL CHANGE 5(3):193-215 HAGEN EE THE PROCESS OF ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT	5	0
158	1	11 1961 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 2(4):333-341 HALL AR ENGINEERING AND THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION	2	0
159	1	19 1965 HISTORY 50(170):332-337 HALL AR THE SCIENTIFIC AND THE PURITAN REVOLUTION	0	0
160	1	92 1975 NOTES AND RECORDS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON 29(2):173-192 HALL MB THE ROYAL-SOCIETY ROLE IN THE DIFFUSION OF INFORMATION IN THE 17TH-CENTURY .1.	6	0
161	1	111 1976 SOCIAL FORCES 54(3):579-589 HAMMOND PE; WILLIAMS KR PROTESTANT ETHIC THESIS - SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT	14	0
162	3	372 1997 HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 29(4):695-739 Hands DW Conjectures and reputations: The sociology of scientific knowledge and the history of economic thought	1	0
163	1	229 1987 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 295(6613):1587-& HARE E CREATIVITY AND MENTAL-ILLNESS	5	0
164	1	259 1989 INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE REVIEWS 14(4):384-398 HAYNES RD THE SCIENTIST IN LITERATURE - IMAGES AND STEREOTYPES - THEIR IMPORTANCE	0	0
165	1	422 2002 JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS 63(3):371-397 Henninger-Voss MJ How the 'new science' of cannons shook up the Aristotelian cosmos	0	0
166	2	176 1982 BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE 15(51):211-239 HENRY J ATOMISM AND ESCHATOLOGY - CATHOLICISM AND NATURAL-PHILOSOPHY IN THE INTERREGNUM	11	2
167	1	414 2001 JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS 62(1):99-119 Henry J Animism and empiricism: Copernican physics and the origins of William Gilbert's experimental method	0	0
168	1	376 1997 JOURNAL FOR THE THEORY OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR 27(4):419-+ Hewa S The protestant ethic and Rockefeller benevolence: The religious impulse in American philanthropy	2	0
169	1	281 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 42():79-107 HILGARD ER; LEARY DE; MCGUIRE GR THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY - A SURVEY AND CRITICAL-ASSESSMENT	13	0
170	1	17 1964 PAST & PRESENT (27):54-77 HILL C HARVEY,WILLIAM AND THE IDEA OF MONARCHY	2	1
171	1	276 1990 NEW LITERARY HISTORY 21(4):897-919 HOLLINGER DA FREE-ENTERPRISE AND FREE INQUIRY - THE EMERGENCE OF LAISSEZ- FAIRE COMMUNITARIANISM IN THE IDEOLOGY OF SCIENCE IN THE UNITED-STATES	7	1
172	1	313 1992 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (2):26-58 HOLTON G WHAT IS ANTI-SCIENCE	0	0
173	1	383 1998 DAEDALUS 127(1):1-44 Holton G Einstein and the cultural roots of modern science	3	0
174	1	179 1982 KNOWLEDGE-CREATION DIFFUSION UTILIZATION 4(1):3-6 HOLZNER B SPECIAL ISSUE - THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE - INTRODUCTION	0	0
175	1	374 1997 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 36(2):158-181 Hopcroft RL Rural organization and receptivity to protestantism in sixteenth-century Europe	3	1
176	2	416 2001 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 19(2):145-164 Hopcroft RL Theoretical implications of regional effects	0	0
177	1	369 1997 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 102(5):1423-1429 Huber J; Mirowsky J Of facts and fables: Reply	4	0
178	1	262 1989 PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 19(1):120-128 HUFF TE THE RETURN OF GRAND THEORY IN THE HUMAN-SCIENCES - SKINNER,Q	0	0
179	1	419 2002 ANNALS OF SCIENCE 59(4):434-436 Huff TE Ingenious pursuits. Building the scientific revolution.	0	0
180	1	201 1984 HISTORY TODAY 34(FEB):39-41 HUNTER M SCIENCE IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND + A REVIEW OF RECENT BOOKS	0	0
181	1	304 1992 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 30(87):29-68 ILIFFE R IN THE WAREHOUSE - PRIVACY, PROPERTY AND PRIORITY IN THE EARLY ROYAL SOCIETY	10	1
182	4	122 1977 ANNALS OF SCIENCE 34(1):1-32 INKSTER I SCIENCE AND SOCIETY IN METROPOLIS - PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF SOCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF ASKESIAN-SOCIETY OF LONDON, 1796-1807	10	0
183	1	60 1972 JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES 2(1):1-21 JACOB JR IDEOLOGICAL ORIGINS OF BOYLE,R NATURAL PHILOSOPHY	16	0
184	5	264 1989 STUDI STORICI 30(2):321-337 JACOB JR THE SOCIAL-HISTORY OF ENGLISH SCIENCE IN THE 17TH-CENTURY - A HISTORIOGRAPHICAL ASSESSMENT	0	0
185	2	308 1992 SOCIAL RESEARCH 59(3):505-532 JACOB JR THE POLITICAL-ECONOMY OF SCIENCE IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND	3	0
186	1	50 1971 JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES 1(1):87-92 JACOB JR; JACOB MC SCIENTISTS AND SOCIETY - SAINTS PRESERVED	3	1
187	2	152 1980 ISIS 71(257):251-267 JACOB JR; JACOB MC THE ANGLICAN ORIGINS OF MODERN SCIENCE - THE METAPHYSICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE WHIG CONSTITUTION	31	4
188	1	399 2000 AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW 105(2):494-500 Jacob MC Thinking unfashionable thoughts: Asking unfashionable questions	1	0
189	3	265 1989 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 30(3):505-533 JAMISON A TECHNOLOGYS THEORISTS - CONCEPTIONS OF INNOVATION IN RELATION TO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY	2	0
190	1	269 1990 CRITICAL STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICATION 7(1):72-79 JARVIE IC MEDIA REPRESENTATIONS AND PHILOSOPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SCIENCE	0	0
191	1	278 1990 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 31(2):203-227 JOERGES B IMAGES OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIOLOGY - COMPUTER AS BUTTERFLY AND BAT	3	0
192	2	142 1979 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 49(2-3):313-339 JOHNSON HM RELIGION IN SOCIAL-CHANGE AND SOCIAL EVOLUTION	0	0
193	2	101 1976 AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 12(3):193-203 JOHNSTON R CONTEXTUAL KNOWLEDGE - MODEL FOR OVERTHROW OF INTERNAL-EXTERNAL DICHOTOMY IN SCIENCE	14	5
194	1	349 1995 SOCIAL HISTORY OF MEDICINE 8(3):361-381 Jordanova L The social construction of medical knowledge	14	0
195	4	390 1998 SCIENCE IN CONTEXT 11(1):51-87 Kaiser D A Mannheim for all seasons: Bloor, Merton, and the roots of the sociology of scientific knowledge	0	0
196	1	407 2000 TIDSSKRIFT FOR SAMFUNNSFORSKNING 41(4):639-667 Kalleberg R A discipline between tradition and vision. Department of Sociology, University of Oslo, 1950-2000	0	0
197	1	177 1982 COMPARATIVE CIVILIZATIONS REVIEW (8):31-58 KAVOLIS V SOCIAL-MOVEMENTS AND CIVILIZATIONAL PROCESSES	0	0
198	1	72 1973 SCIENCE STUDIES 3(1):72-78 KEARNEY HF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND - MERTON,RK - WILKINS,J 1614 1672 - INTELLECTUAL BIOGRAPHY - SHAPIRO,B - COMMON SCIENTIST IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY - HOPPEN,T - VANITY OF DOGMATISING - 3 VERSIONS - GLANVILL,J - HUMANISM AND RISE OF SCIENCE - MCLEAN,A - DEE,J - WORLD OF AN ELIZABETHAN MAGUS - FINCH,PJ	1	0
199	2	204 1984 MINERVA 22(2):160-182 KELLER A HAS SCIENCE CREATED TECHNOLOGY	11	0
200	2	426 2002 TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR ECONOMISCHE EN SOCIALE GEOGRAFIE 93(3):270-286 Kellerman A Conditions for the development of high-tech industry: The case of Israel	0	0

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
201	1	29 1968 ANNALS OF SCIENCE 24(3):199-226 KEMSLEY DS RELIGIOUS INFLUENCES IN RISE OF MODERN SCIENCE - REVIEW AND CRITICISM, PARTICULARLY OF PROTESTANT-PURITAN ETHIC THEORY	9	6
202	1	12 1961 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 2(4):381-390 KERKER M SCIENCE AND THE STEAM ENGINE	5	1
203	2	45 1971 HISTORY AND THEORY 10(1):3-32 KING MD REASON, TRADITION, AND PROGRESSIVENESS OF SCIENCE	34	9
204	2	209 1984 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (8):122-131 KOSAREVA LM THE SO-CALLED SOCIAL-CONSTRUCT CONCEPT OF THE BIRTH OF SCIENCE	1	0
205	2	23 1967 AMERICAN SCIENTIST 55(1):48-& KRANZBER.M UNITY OF SCIENCE - TECHNOLOGY	14	0
206	1	27 1968 AMERICAN SCIENTIST 56(1):21-& KRANZBER.M DISUNITY OF SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY	19	0
207	1	148 1980 BULLETIN OF THE MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 68(4):327-335 KRONICK DA THE LIBRARIANS LIFE, SCHOLARSHIP AND LIBRARIANSHIP	2	0
208	1	275 1990 LIBRARIES & CULTURE 25(2):243-268 KRONICK DA NOTES ON THE PRINTING HISTORY OF THE EARLY PHILOSOPHICAL- TRANSACTIONS	1	1
209	1	85 1975 ANNALES-ECONOMIES SOCIETES CIVILISATIONS 30(5):975-998 KUHN TS MATHEMATICAL TRADITION AND EXPERIMENTAL TRADITION IN DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICS	6	1
210	1	106 1976 JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY 7(1):1-31 KUHN TS MATHEMATICAL VS EXPERIMENTAL TRADITIONS IN DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE	26	2
211	1	226 1986 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHISCHE FORSCHUNG 40(3):375-387 KUTSCHMANN W THE SIGN OF ONES OWN NATURE - ON THE ROLE OF THE BODY IN THE METHODOLOGICAL PRACTICE OF THE MODERN NATURAL-SCIENCES	1	0
212	1	266 1989 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (3):49-64 KUZNETSOVA NI THE SOCIAL EXPERIMENT OF PETER-THE-GREAT AND THE FORMATION OF THE SCIENCES IN RUSSIA	0	0
213	2	298 1992 ARBOR-CIENCIA PENSAMIENTO Y CULTURA 142(558-60):93-117 LAFUENTE A; ORTEGA ML MODELS OF UNIVERSALIZATION OF SCIENCE	2	0
214	1	108 1976 SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF HISTORY 1(1-2):3-24 LANGHOLM S ON THE SCOPE OF MICRO-HISTORY	1	0
215	1	339 1995 COMPARATIVE EDUCATION REVIEW 39(3):255-279 LAUGLO J POPULISM AND EDUCATION IN NORWAY	1	0
216	8	128 1978 ARCHIVES EUROPEENNES DE SOCIOLOGIE 19(2):257-336 LECUYER BP EVALUATION AND PERSPECTIVES OF SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE IN WESTERN COUNTRIES	9	2
217	1	143 1979 SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 20(4):445-461 LEMERT C SCIENCE, RELIGION AND SECULARIZATION	0	0
218	2	297 1992 AGRICULTURAL HISTORY 66(4):11-27 LERNER J SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURAL PROGRESS - QUANTITATIVE EVIDENCE FROM ENGLAND, 1660-1780	1	0
219	1	387 1998 NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS 45(19):59-60 Lewontin R 'Higher Superstition': An exchange (Reply to Paul R. Gross and Norman Levitt)	0	0
220	1	367 1996 SOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION SUR LES SCIENCES SOCIALES 35(2):283-306 Leydesdorff L Luhmann's sociological theory: Its operationalization and future perspectives	2	0
221	1	395 1999 LAW & SOCIETY REVIEW 33(2):365-391 Likhovski A Protestantism and the rationalization of English law: A variation on a theme by Weber	1	0
222	1	97 1975 SOCIOLOGIE ET SOCIETES 7(1):51-90 LIPSET SM; BASU A INTELLECTUALS AND THEIR POLITICAL ROLES	2	0
223	1	199 1984 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 74(1):9-28 LIVINGSTONE DN NATURAL THEOLOGY AND NEO-LAMARCKISM - THE CHANGING CONTEXT OF 19TH-CENTURY GEOGRAPHY IN THE UNITED-STATES AND GREAT-BRITAIN	8	0
224	3	242 1988 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 26(73):269-294 LIVINGSTONE DN SCIENCE, MAGIC AND RELIGION - A CONTEXTUAL REASSESSMENT OF GEOGRAPHY IN THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES	9	1
225	1	378 1997 STUDIES IN HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 28(2):363-368 Lloyd G The rise of early modern science: Islam, China and the West - Huff,TE	0	0
226	2	295 1991 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 32(4):846-884 LONG PO INVENTION, AUTHORSHIP, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AND THE ORIGIN OF PATENTS - NOTES TOWARD A CONCEPTUAL HISTORY	10	0
227	2	46 1971 HISTORY AND THEORY 10(3):318-346 LUCAS RA SPECIFICATION OF WEBER THESIS - PLYMOUTH COLONY	3	0
228	1	156 1980 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE ():102-139 LUHMANN N SORTING OUT THE FRUITS OF COGNITION - THE GENESIS OF SCIENCE	1	0
229	1	79 1974 SOCIOLOGICAL FOCUS 7(4):1-14 MANIS JC; MELTZER BN BLUMER AND MERTON - SOCIAL ROLES AND SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES	0	0
230	1	185 1983 GENRE 16(4):355-372 MARKLEY R OBJECTIVITY AS IDEOLOGY - BOYLE, NEWTON, AND THE LANGUAGES OF SCIENCE	11	0
231	1	427 2002 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (3):147-159 Markova LA Philosophy out of chaos - G. Deleuze and F. Guattari on philosophy as a creation of concepts	0	0
232	2	302 1992 BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE 66(4):511-535 MARTENSEN RL HABIT OF REASON - ANATOMY AND ANGLICANISM IN RESTORATION ENGLAND	3	0
233	2	418 2001 THEOLOGICAL STUDIES 62(3):549-570 Massa MS The new and old anti-Catholicism and the analogical imagination (Tracking the relation of religious ideology and belief to American popular culture)	0	0
234	1	151 1980 INQUIRY-AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY 23(1):19-81 MAXWELL N SCIENCE, REASON, KNOWLEDGE, AND WISDOM - A CRITIQUE OF SPECIALISM	21	0
235	5	421 2002 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 40(130):445-472 Mayer AK Fatal mutilations: Educationism and the British background to the 1931 International Congress for the History of Science and Technology	0	0
236	2	40 1970 BIOSCIENCE 20(10):612-& MCCLARY A SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY	0	0
237	1	94 1975 SOCIAL STUDIES-IRISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 4(3):249-266 MCCULLAGH C MERTONS VIEW OF NORMS OF SCIENCE - CRITIQUE AND AN ALTERNATIVE	0	0
238	1	377 1997 JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY 84(1):97-131 McGreevy JT Thinking on one's own: Catholicism in the American intellectual imagination, 1928-1960	7	1
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240	1	5 1957 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 22(6):635-659 MERTON RK PRIORITIES IN SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY - A CHAPTER IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE	204	19
241	2	32 1969 AMERICAN SCHOLAR 38(2):197-225 MERTON RK BEHAVIOR PATTERNS OF SCIENTISTS	20	3
242	3	198 1984 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 89(5):1091-1121 MERTON RK THE FALLACY OF THE LATEST WORD - THE CASE OF PIETISM AND SCIENCE	11	5
243	1	227 1987 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 13():1-28 MERTON RK 3 FRAGMENTS FROM A SOCIOLOGISTS NOTEBOOKS - ESTABLISHING THE PHENOMENON, SPECIFIED IGNORANCE, AND STRATEGIC RESEARCH MATERIALS	52	2
244	4	348 1995 SOCIAL FORCES 74(2):379-422 Merton RK The Thomas theorem and the Matthew effect	13	0
245	4	47 1971 IMPACT OF SCIENCE ON SOCIETY 21(2):151-& MERTON RK; LEWIS R COMPETITIVE PRESSURES .1. RACE FOR PRIORITY	7	2
246	1	211 1985 MOUNT SINAI JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 52(9):679-684 MERTON RK; MOSS JZ BASIC RESEARCH AND ITS POTENTIALS OF RELEVANCE	2	0
247	2	118 1976 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (6):74-86 MIKULINSKII SR CURRENT STATUS AND THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF THE HISTORY OF THE NATURAL-SCIENCES AS A DISCIPLINE	1	0
248	1	219 1985 STUDIES IN RELIGION-SCIENCES RELIGIEUSES 14(2):207-231 MIQUEL C SCIENCE AND RELIGION IN THE WEST, THE HISTORY OF A PROBLEMATIC SITUATION AND CONTROVERSY	0	0
249	1	350 1995 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 25(4):705-725 MIRSKAYA EZ RUSSIAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE TODAY - ITS SOCIETAL STANDING AND THE SITUATION WITHIN THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY	7	0
250	1	56 1972 CAHIERS VILFREDO PARETO 10(27):101-121 MONTANDO.C SCIENTIFIC FIELD - TRIAL ANALYSIS OF ITS STRUCTURE AND ITS FUNCTION IN CASE OF GENEVA IN 18TH CENTURY	0	0
251	1	202 1984 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 23(3):278-291 MONTGOMERY RL BIAS IN INTERPRETING SOCIAL FACTS - IS IT A SIN	5	0
252	2	138 1979 HISTORICAL JOURNAL 22(3):535-560 MORGAN J PURITANISM AND SCIENCE - A REINTERPRETATION	8	6
253	1	21 1966 ARCHIVES EUROPEENNES DE SOCIOLOGIE 7(1):116-126 MOSCOVICI S HISTORY OF SCIENCES AND SCIENCE OF HISTORIANS	2	1
254	1	162 1980 SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 41(1):1-24 MUELLER GH THE DIMENSIONS OF RELIGIOSITY	9	0
255	1	113 1976 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 6(3-4):445-470 MULKAY M MEDIATING ROLE OF SCIENTIFIC ELITE	30	1
256	7	150 1980 CURRENT SOCIOLOGY-SOCIOLOGIE CONTEMPORAINE 28(3):1-& MULKAY M THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE IN EAST AND WEST .1. SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE IN THE WEST	26	1
257	2	155 1980 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE ():52-72 MULKAY M KNOWING AND USING - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE	0	0
258	2	65 1973 ANNALS OF SCIENCE 30(2):213-219 MULLIGAN L ANGLICANISM, LATITUDINARIANISM AND SCIENCE IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND	5	2
259	4	70 1973 PAST & PRESENT (59):92-116 MULLIGAN L CIVIL WAR POLITICS, RELIGION AND ROYAL SOCIETY	5	1
260	1	98 1975 SOCIOLOGIE ET SOCIETES 7(1):133-142 MULLINS NC DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES - INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ORIGINS OF CHANGE	2	0
261	1	8 1959 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 1(1):38-47 MULTHAUF RP THE SCIENTIST AND THE IMPROVER OF TECHNOLOGY	9	0
262	2	186 1983 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE SOCIOLOGY 24(3-4):157-175 MUNCH R MODERN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - DIFFERENTIATION OR INTERPENETRATION	2	0
263	1	61 1972 PHILOSOPHY EAST & WEST 22(4):467-478 MUNGELLO DE SIGNIFICANCE OF QUESTION DID CHINA HAVE SCIENCE	2	1
264	1	30 1968 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 7(2):170-177 NELSON B SCHOLASTIC RATIONALES OF CONSCIENCE, EARLY MODERN CRISES OF CREDIBILITY, AND SCIENTIFIC-TECHNOCULTURAL REVOLUTIONS OF 17TH AND 20TH CENTURIES	0	0
265	1	49 1971 ISIS 62(215):1-173 NEU J NINETY-SIXTH CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND ITS CULTURAL INFLUENCES (TO JANUARY 1971)	0	0
266	1	260 1989 JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 25(4):335-355 NICHOLS LT DEVIANCE AND SOCIAL-SCIENCE - THE INSTRUCTIVE HISTORICAL CASE OF SOROKIN,PITIRIM	2	0
267	2	362 1996 LINGUA 99(2-3):155-167 Nuessel F Theory groups and the study of language in North America. A social history, vol 69 - Murray,SO	0	0
268	3	172 1981 SCIENCE-FICTION STUDIES 8(NOV):311-330 NUNAN EE; HOMER D; PHILMUS RM; ELKINS C SCIENCE, SCIENCE-FICTION, AND A RADICAL SCIENCE-EDUCATION	1	0
269	1	223 1986 CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGY-PSYCHOLOGIE CANADIENNE 27(2):109-121 OLSON DR THE COGNITIVE CONSEQUENCES OF LITERACY	32	0
270	1	364 1996 SCIENCE & SOCIETY 60(1):7-26 Olwell R ''Condemned to footnotes'': Marxist scholarship in the history of science	1	0
271	1	385 1998 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 36(111):91-113 Osler MJ Mixing metaphors: Science and religion or natural philosophy and theology in early modern Europe	2	0
272	2	318 1993 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 31(92):177-226 OSTER M BIOGRAPHY, CULTURE, AND SCIENCE - THE FORMATIVE YEARS OF BOYLE,ROBERT	9	0
273	1	361 1996 LIBRARY TRENDS 45(2):204-225 Pahre R Patterns of knowledge communities in the social sciences	0	0
274	1	161 1980 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 10(3):351-374 PANCALDI G THE HISTORY AND SOCIAL-STUDIES OF SCIENCE IN ITALY	1	0
275	1	398 2000 ACADIENSIS 30(1):92-103 Paquet M Sciences of power, the power of the sciences: Some trends in Canadian historiography of science	0	0
276	1	63 1972 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 42(3-4):299-308 PARSONS T COMMENTARY ON CLARK	3	0
277	1	84 1975 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 40(5):666-669 PARSONS T DE-PARSONIZING WEBER - COMMENT	15	0
278	1	124 1977 SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 47(3-4):11-58 PARSONS T LAW AS AN INTELLECTUAL STEPCHILD	11	1
279	1	16 1964 COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY 7(1):102-113 PASTI G COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF EAST ASIAN AND WESTERN HISTORY - SOME TOPICS AND PROBLEMS	2	0
280	1	105 1976 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC LITERATURE 14(4):1289-1291 PERLMAN M GREAT INSTAURATION SCIENCE, MEDICINE AND REFORM, 1626-1660 - WEBSTER,C	0	0
281	1	51 1971 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE 23(4):704-726 PFETSCH F DETERMINANTS OF GROWTH OF SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATIONS IN GERMANY	1	0
282	2	80 1974 THEORY AND SOCIETY 1(1):59-88 PHILLIPS DL EPISTEMOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE - CONTRIBUTIONS OF MANNHEIM, MILLS, AND MERTON	14	0
283	1	221 1986 ARGUMENT 28():57-66 PIETILA V SCIENCE THEORY AS ARENA FOR DISPUTES	0	0
284	1	252 1988 SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH & ILLNESS 10(4):579-607 PINELL P; BROSSAT S THE BIRTH OF CANCER POLICIES IN FRANCE	3	0
285	1	411 2001 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 39(124):241-248 Porter R To justify the ways of Boyle to Man	0	0
286	1	310 1992 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 22(4):633-652 PORTER TM QUANTIFICATION AND THE ACCOUNTING IDEAL IN SCIENCE	20	0
287	1	296 1992 ACCOUNTING ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY 17(5):477-499 POWER M AFTER CALCULATION - REFLECTIONS ON CRITIQUE OF ECONOMIC REASON BY GORZ,ANDRE	9	0
288	1	203 1984 JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND THEOLOGY 12(4):270-278 POWLISON DA WHICH PRESUPPOSITIONS, SECULAR PSYCHOLOGY AND THE CATEGORIES OF BIBLICAL THOUGHT	3	0
289	1	166 1981 BULLETIN OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY 1(4):417-421 PRICE DD COURSE SYLLABUS - HISTORY OF SCIENCE	0	0
290	1	254 1989 BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE 22(73):181-214 PUMFREY S O TEMPORA, O MAGNES - A SOCIOLOGICAL-ANALYSIS OF THE DISCOVERY OF SECULAR MAGNETIC VARIATION IN 1634	4	2
291	5	257 1989 HISTORY OF SCIENCE 27(78):353-389 PYENSON L WHAT IS THE GOOD OF HISTORY OF SCIENCE	5	0
292	1	20 1965 PAST & PRESENT (31):111-126 RABB TK RELIGION AND THE RISE OF MODERN SCIENCE	2	2
293	1	68 1973 MAIN CURRENTS IN MODERN THOUGHT 29(3):107-116 RADNITZK.G LIFE CYCLES OF A SCIENTIFIC TRADITION	2	0
294	2	175 1982 ARCHIVES DE PHILOSOPHIE 45(1):3-62 RADNITZSKY G BETWEEN WITTGENSTEIN AND POPPER - ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY OF SCIENCE	2	0
295	1	282 1991 CHEMISTRY IN BRITAIN 27(2):145-148 RAE ID TAYLOR,CLARA (1885-1940)	1	0
296	5	346 1995 R & D MANAGEMENT 25(3):323-341 RAPPA MA; DEBACKERE K AN ANALYSIS OF ENTRY AND PERSISTENCE AMONG SCIENTISTS IN AN EMERGING FIELD OF SCIENCE - THE CASE OF NEURAL NETWORKS	3	0
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298	1	144 1979 STYLE 13(3):237-258 RECHTIEN JG LOGIC IN PURITAN SERMONS IN THE LATE-16TH-CENTURY AND PLAIN STYLE	0	0
299	1	323 1993 SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 40(2):210-230 REDMAN DA SMITH,ADAM AND NEWTON,ISAAC	3	0
300	1	93 1975 SCIENTIA 110(9-12):875-897 REDONDI P EPISTEMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF QUANTITATIVE HISTORY	0	0

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301	1	263 1989 RECHERCHE 20(208):320-331 REDONDI P THE FRENCH-REVOLUTION AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE	0	0
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