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Contents NUMBER | M arch Articles MARTIN Kt The Sociophilosophy of Folk Psychology TOINE Shaping a New Biological Factor, ‘the Inter- feron’, in Room 215 of the National Institute for Medical Research, 1956/57 RICHARD A Darwin and the Inefficacy of Artificial Selection DAVID CORFI Assaying Lakatos’s Philosophy of Mathematics ALFREDO MA The Tension Between Aristotle’s Theories and Uses of Metaphor WILLEM R. DI Kant’s Theory of Geometrical Reasoning and the Analytic-Synthetic Distinction. On Hintikka’s Interpretation of Kant’s Philosophy of Mathematics JOSE A. DIEZ A Hundred Years of Numbers. An Historical Introduction to Measurement Theory 1887 1990. Part I: The Formation Period. Two Lines of Research: Axiomatics and Real Morphisms, Scales and Invariance Essay Reviews PATRICIA FARA Scientific Heritage LYNNS . JOY Necessity, Contingency and the Natural in Modern Science TREVOR PINCH 203 Old Habits Die Hard: Retrieving Practices from Social Theory JAN GOLINSKI 209 Robert Boyle’s Coat of Many Colours Corrigendum Contents NUMBER 2 June Articles NICK JARDINE and Splendours and Miseries of the Science Wars MARINA FRASCA-SPADA JOSE A. DIEZ 37 A Hundred Years of Numbers. An Historical Introduction to Measurement Theory 1887 1990. Part II: Suppes and the Mature Theory. Representation and Uniqueness HUSAIN SARKAR The Task of Group Rationality: The Subjec- tivist’s View—Part I J. A. COVER Non-Basic Time and Reductive Strategies: Leibniz’s Theory of Time TIMOTHY SHANAHAN : Kitcher’s Compromise: A Critical Examination of the Compromise Model of Scientific Closure, and its Implications for the Relationship Between History and Philosophy of Science SANDE COHEN 339 Science Studies and Language Suppression—A Critique of Bruno Latour’s We Have Never Been Modern Essay Reviews GEOFFREY LLOYD 363 The Comparative History of Pre-Modern Science: The Pitfalls and the Prizes ANTONIO CLERICUZIO : Alchemical Theories of Matter DALE JACQUETTI 377 The Microscope in Early Modern Science and Philosophy Books on History and Philosophy of Science Received from November 1995 to December 1996 Contents NUMBER 3 September Articles DAVID SHERRY On Mathematical Error MARGARET M Whewell on the Ultimate Problem of Phil- osophy GEORGE A. RI How Postmodern was Neurath’s Idea of Unity of Science? SUE CAMPBEI Emotion as an Explanatory Principle in Early Evolutionary Theory USKALI MAKI Universals and the Methodenstreit: a Re- examination of Carl Menger’s Conception of Economics as an Exact Science HUSAIN SARKAR The Task of Group Rationality: The Subjec- tivist’s View—Part II Discussion DAVID CAHAN On Helmholtz and ‘Biirgerliche Intelligenz’: A Response to Robert Brain Essay Review ILANA LOWY The Legislation of Things Contents NUMBER 4 December Articles RUTH GLASNER 545 Gersonides on Simple and Composite Move- ments OTAVIO BUENO 585 Empirical Adequacy: A_ Partial Structures Approach A New Interpretation of Michael Polanyi’s Theory of Tacit Knowing: Intergrative Philoso- phy with ‘Intellectual Passions’ HANS RADDER 33 Philosophy and History of Science: Beyond the Kuhnian Paradigm B. S. GOWER 57 Henri Poincaré and Bruno de Finetti: Conven- tions and Scientific Reasoning Essay Reviews YASMIN HASKELI All the Heavens, Truthfully Represented, it Can Enclose with its Verses STATHIS PSILLOS Naturalism Without Truth? Books on History and Philosophy of Science Received from January 1997 Call for Papers Rona steer pe are ot sical t