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Bibliographic & other tools

  • ESERA 2021 HPS&ST papers
  • IsisCB explore
  • IsisCB comulative
  • History of Science and Technology Research Guide​
  • ​Sorina IJET
Michael Matthews 
  • ‘Thomas Kuhn and Science Education’ (2022)
  • 'Constructivism in Science Education: a Philosophical examination' (1998)​
  • Learning from the Past: Reappraising Constructivist Philosophy in the Covid Era
  • Michael Matthews' bibliography​ ​on constructivism​
  • A Conversation with Michael R. Matthews: The Contribution of History and Philosophy of Science to ScienceTeaching and Research
  • ​​​History, Philosophy and Science Teaching: A Personal Story. Front Matter and Purchase
Peter Slezak 
  • Relevance of the Humanities?​
  • SSK and Science Education Part 2: Laboratory Life Under the Microscope 
Mario Bunge  ​
Although the following bibliography is exhaustive, it is not complete – numerous encyclopedia, and other such entries are omitted.
Mario Bunge Bibliography (English)
Mario Bunge Bibliography (All languages)
Mario Bunge's Obituary
Introduction to Mario Bunge’s Festschrift
Chapter 1 of Mario Bunge's Festschrift
Mario Bunge's Memoirs
Mario Bunge Memoirs (Chapter 16, Summary)
A Review of Mario Bunge's Memoirs
Mario Bunge and the Enlightenment Project
Mario Bunge and Scientism
Mario Bunge on Quantum Physics
Mario Bunge on Science and Religion
Mario Bunge on Science and Pseudoscience
Mario Bunge on Bayesianism
Mario Bunge on Cosmology and Magic
Mario Bunge on Chance
Mario Bunge on Gravitational Waves
Mario Bunge Viva Interview (2015)

Classes on HPS and Biology by Charbel El-Hani and Cláudio Reis (Subtitles in English)​
Charbel El-Hani and Cláudio R. M. Reis, who teach History and Philosophy of Biology at the Federal University of Bahia, Brazil, has began sharing classes from a course they offer to undergraduate students. These are short and basic classes on central issues in History and Philosophy of Science and Biology, with English subtitles. The first one can be found here.

History of Science Case Studies by Leo E. Klopfer:
Cells of Life (Student) (Teacher) || Chemistry of Fixed Air (Student) (Student, trial version)|| Discover of Bromine (trial version) || Discover of Halogen Elements (Teacher) || Fraunhofer Lines (Student) || Frogs & Batteries (Student) (Teacher) || Sexuality of Plants (Student, trial version) || Speed of Light (Student, trial version)

History of the Wheel, by Emily and Melissa

"History and Philosophy of Science, and Science Teaching: A Personal Overview"
Michael Matthews's talk to Chinese science teachers on the occasion of the 'Science Teaching' translation to Chinese.  
Michael Matthews' talk in China (2017)

​Education Papers at the Division of the History of Science & Technology (DHST)
25th International Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 23 to 29 July 2017
​Innovative and Engaging Pedagogy
in History of Science, Technology
​and Medicine

Varia

HPS&ST Handbook: Introduction, by Michael Matthews, 2014.
Thomas Kuhn's Impact on Science Education: What Lessons can be
Learned?
by Michael Matthews, Science Education, 2004, Vol. 88, N.1
  • Asian HPS&ST Conferences                       
                   3rd conference, Pusan, December 15-18, 2016   document 1    document 2
  • Physics History Network - AIP
  • 26 Videos on Carnap from 2013 "Influences of the Aufbau" 
  • PSA/UCS Joint Webinar: Scientific Facts vs. Alternative Facts (sic)​ HERE 
             See also the post "The Ill-logic of Alternative Facts (sic)" by Sandra D. Mitchell HERE
  • ​BSHS Translations Series
               Experiments on Plant Hybrids, by Gregor Mendel
  • ​History & Philosophy of Science in 20 Objects
  • Erik C. Banks podcast on  "The Realistic Empiricism of Mach, James, and Russell:
    Neutral Monism Reconceived. 
  • MOOCs related to HPS&ST
                'Scientific Revolution' (start: October 30th; University of Groningen)
                    'Humphry Davy: Laughing gas, literature and the lamp' (Start: October 30; Lancaster University)

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