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|citation key= Fatigati (2014)
|type=journal article
|author=Michael Fatigati
|title=A Method for Reconstructing the Medieval Arabic Scientific Mosaic
|journal=Unpublished Research Paper
|year=2014
}}
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|citation key=Garfield (1985)
|type=journal article
|author=Eugene Garfield
|title=The Life and Career of George Sarton: The Father of History of Science
|journal=Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
|year=1985
|volume=40
|pages=107-117
}}
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|citation key=Gerth and Mills (Eds.) (1946)
|type=collection
|author=Hans Heinrich Gerth, Charles Wright Mills
|title=From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology
|year=1946
|publisher=Oxford University Press
}}
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|citation key=Grobler (1990)
|type=journal article
|author=Adam Grobler
|title=Between Rationalism and Relativism: On Larry Laudan's Model of Scientific Rationality
|journal=The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
|year=1990
|volume=41
|number=4
|pages=493-507
}}
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|citation key=Hacking (1999)
|type=book
|author=Ian Hacking
|title=Social Construction of What?
|year=1999
|publisher=Harvard University Press
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|citation key=Merton (1938)
|type=journal article
|author=Robert Merton
|title=Science and Social Order
|journal=Philosophy of Science
|volume=5
|number=3
|year=1938
|pages=321-337
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|citation key=Nickles (Ed.) (1980)
|type=collection
|year=1980
|title=Scientific Discovery, Logic and Rationality
|author=Thomas Nickles
|publisher=D Reidel Publishing Company
|isbn=9789027710697
}}
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|citation key=Nola and Sankey (2007)
|type=book
|author=Robert Nola,Howard Sankey|+sep=,
|title=Theories of Scientific Method
|year=2007
|publisher=McGill-Queen's University Press
}}
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|citation key=Nola and Sankey (Eds.) (2015)
|type=collection
|author=Robert Nola,Howard Sankey
|title=After Popper, Kuhn and Feyerabend. Recent Issues in Theories of Scientific Method
|year=2000
|publisher=Kluwer
|isbn=978-1844650859
}}
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|citation key=Overgaard (2016)
|type=journal article
|author=Nicholas Overgaard
|title=A Taxonomy for the Social Agents of Scientific Change
|journal=Journal of Scientonomy
|year=2016
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|citation key=Shapere (1980)
|type=collection article
|author=Dudley Shapere
|title=The Character of Scientific Change
|year=1980
|collection=Nickles (Ed.) (1980)
|pages=61-116
}}
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|citation key=Shapin (1996)
|type=book
|author=Steven Shapin
|title=The Scientific Revolution
|year=1996
|publisher=University of Chicago Press
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|citation key=Weber (1946)
|type=collection article
|author=Max Weber
|title=Science as a Vocation
|year=1946
|collection=Gerth and Mills (Eds.) (1946)
|pages=129-156
}}
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|citation key=Whewell (1840)
|type=book
|author=William Whewell
|title=The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, Founded upon their History. Volume 1
|year=1967
|publisher=Johnson Reprint Corp.
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|citation key=Worrall (1988)
|type=journal article
|author=John Worrall
|title=Review: The Value of a Fixed Methodology
|journal=The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
|volume=39
|year=1988
|pages=263-275
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|citation key=Worrall (1989)
|type=journal article
|author=John Worrall
|title=Fix It and Be Damned: A Reply to Laudan
|journal=The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
|volume=40
|year=1989
|pages=376-388
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