[Publication] Kei Yoshida “Re-politicising philosophy of science: A continuing challenge for social epistemology”

20 December, 2012 YOSHIDA Kei, Publications

Kei Yoshida, a former UTCP project lecturer, published an article, “Re-politicising philosophy of science: A continuing challenge for social epistemology,” in Social Epistemology.

This article was written as an invited article to the 25th anniversary special issue of Social Epistemology. Below is its table of contents. Responses to each article will be posted on the companion website, Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective.

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James Collier
pages 263-266

Social Epistemology: A Quarter-Century Itinerary
Steve Fuller
pages 267-283

The Modern Commercialization of Science is a Passel of Ponzi Schemes
Philip Mirowski
pages 285-310

Philosophy in the Age of Neoliberalism
Robert Frodeman, Adam Briggle & J. Britt Holbrook
pages 311-330

Disciplinarity and the Growth of Knowledge
Fred D’Agostino
pages 331-350

To What Extent Could Social Epistemology Accept the Naturalistic Motto?
Ilya Kasavin
pages 351-364

Re-politicising Philosophy of Science: A Continuing Challenge for Social Epistemology
Kei Yoshida
pages 365-378

The Social Epistemologies of Software
David M. Berry
pages 379-398

A Social Epistemology of Reputation
Gloria Origgi
pages 399-418

Anthropology as Social Epistemology?
Marianne de Laet
pages 419-433

The Supplementary Clerk: Social Epistemology as a Vocation
Thomas Basbøll
pages 435-451

Knowing Waste: Towards an Inhuman Epistemology
Myra J. Hird
pages 453-469