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| Canons and Custodians (Scientific Inquiry in the 20th Century) | |
| Language, Explanation and Reality | |
| The Elimination of Metaphysics and The a priori | |
| How a priori Knowledge Is Possible | |
| Verification | |
| The Function of General Laws in History | |
| Empirical Propositions and Hypothetical Statements | |
| Logical Translation | |
| Popperian Interventions and the Problems of Positivism | |
| Fundamental Problems and A Theory of Method | |
| Science, Conjectures and Refutations | |
| Conjectural Knowledge | |
| My Solution of the Problem of Induction | |
| Two Dogmas of Empiricism | |
| Positivism and Its Critics | |
| Concept Formation in the Social Sciences | |
| Problems of Concept and Theory Formation in the Social Sciences | |
| Typological Methods in the Social Sciences | |
| Concept and Theory Formation in the Social Sciences | |
| Understanding Social Scientific Practice | |
| Acknowledging Imagination and Complexity in the Social World | |
| Ideal Types and Objectivity in Social Science and Social Policy | |
| Common-Sense and Scientific Interpretation of Human Action | |
| Scientism | |
| Are the Social Sciences Really Inferior? | |
| Interpretation and Meaning in Social Science | |
| Understanding People | |
| Interpretation and the Sciences of Man | |
| Routine and Everyday Activities and Common-Sense Knowledge of Social Structures | |
| Naturalisms and Anti-Naturalisms | |
| Science and Solidarity | |
| Empiricism, Idealism and Realism | |
| An Essay in Social Psychology | |
| (Natural And Social) Scientific Knowledge as a Social Product | |
| Paradigms Etc | |
| What Scientists Do ... | |
| Normal Science and The Nature and Necessity of Scientific Revolutions | |
| Kuhn's Second Thoughts | |
| Putting Philosophy to Work | |
| The TEA Set | |
| Tacit Knowledge and Scientific Networks | |
| Science as Gift-Giving | |
| The Cycle of Credibility | |
| The Strong Programme in the Sociology of Knowledge | |
| Naturalism, Epistemological Individualism and The Strong Programme | |
| Mode 1 and Mode 2 Knowledge production | |
| ... and What Scientists Should Do! | |
| Falsification and the Methodology of Scientific Research Programmes | |
| Normal Science and Its Dangers | |
| On the Critique of Scientific Reason | |
| For Method | |
| Answering the Relativist Critique of Methodology of Kuhn and Feyerabend | |
| Paradigms and Research Programmes in Social Scientific Practice | |
| Kuhn versus Lakatos, or Paradigms versus Research Programmes in the History of Economics | |
| The Lakatosian Legacy in Economic Methodology | |
| Objectivity, Neutrality and Paradigms in Political Science | |
| Reinventing the Social Sciences (Towards a Postdisciplinary Future) | |
| New Debates and Situated Knowledges | |
| The Debate between Relativists and Absolutists | |
| A Reappraisal | |
| Structuralism, Post-Structuralism and the Production of Culture | |
| Societies | |
| Problems of Explanation and the Aims of Social Science | |
| From the Woman Question in Science to the Science Question in Feminism | |
| Feminisms and Models of Qualitative Research | |
| Is Science Multicultural? Challenges, Resources, Opportunities, Uncertainties | |
| Applications | |
| The Rhetoric of Economics | |
| Is There a Postmodern Sociology? | |
| Two Philosophies of the Rhetoric of Economics | |
| A Realist Perspective on Contemporary Economic Theory | |
| Geohistorical Explanation and Problems of Narrative | |
| Prospects for a Post-Disciplinary Social Science | |
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