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[This notice selected by Paul Wendt from the paper poster. Aside from the
opening lecture on the Social Sciences, titles suggest a focus on natural
sciences or general historiography, philosophy, biography, and reception
of T.S. Kuhn. --PW]
The Legacy of Thomas Kuhn
Symposium,
Dibner Institute for the History of Science and Technology
MIT Building E56, Room 100
38 Memorial Drive, Cambridge MA
20-22 Nov 97
Thursday, 20 Nov: Plenary Lecture, 5:00 pm
Kenneth Wilson, Ohio State U
Thomas Kuhn, Physics, and Revolutions in the Social Sciences
Friday, 21 Nov:
three papers, 9-12 am
three papers, 2-5 pm
Saturday, 22 Nov:
four papers, 9-12:15 am
three papers, 2:30-5:30 pm
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[For more information about the Dibner Institute for HST, see
Linkname: NEW DIBNER INSTITUTE OFFERS VARIETY OF HISTORY SCIENCE
PROGRAMS
URL: http://www.aip.org/history/dibner.html
from AIP CENTER FOR HISTORY OF PHYSICS NEWSLETTER: Fall 1994, or
Linkname: Dibner Institute names 18 Fellows
URL: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/tt/1997/may14/43624.html
Owner(s): mailto:[log in to unmask]
from MIT this Spring. --PW ]
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