Science Wars - What Scientists Know and How They Know It - sup3r edition

1. Lect.01 Knowledge and Truth Are Age-Old Problems.m4a7.38MB
2. Lect.23 Intelligent Design and the Scope of Science.m4a7.3MB
3. Lect.24 Truth, History, and Citizenship.m4a7.29MB
4. Lect.19 Objectivity Under Attack.m4a7.19MB
5. Lect.18 Challenging Mainstream Science from Within.m4a7.19MB
6. Lect.21 New Definitions of Objectivity.m4a7.15MB
7. Lect.10 Theories Need Not Explain.m4a7.14MB
8. Lect.08 Science, Society, and the Age of Reason.m4a7.14MB
9. Lect.20 Scientific Knowledge as Social Construct.m4a7.13MB
10. Lect.17 Kuhn’s Revolutionary Image of Science.m4a7.13MB
11. Lect.15 Einstein and Bohr Redefine Reality.m4a7.11MB
12. Lect.14 Two New Theories of Scientific Knowledge.m4a7.09MB
13. Lect.16 Truth, Ideology, and Thought Collectives.m4a7.08MB
14. Lect.13 Scientific Truth in the Early 20th Century.m4a7.02MB
15. Lect.11 Knowledge as a Product of the Active Mind.m4a6.98MB
16. Lect.05 Science vs. Philosophy in the 17th Century.m4a6.97MB
17. Lect.07 Kant Restores Certainty.m4a6.94MB
18. Lect.22 Science Wars of the Late 20th Century.m4a6.9MB
19. Lect.04 Isaac Newton’s Theory of the Universe.m4a6.89MB
20. Lect.12 Trading Reality for Experience.m4a6.89MB
21. Lect.06 Locke, Hume, and the Path to Skepticism.m4a6.88MB
22. Lect.03 Galileo, the Catholic Church, and Truth.m4a6.85MB
23. Lect.09 Science Comes of Age in the 19th Century.m4a6.83MB
24. Lect.02 Competing Visions of the Scientific Method.m4a6.8MB