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  1. Of Minds and Molecules: New Philosophical Perspectives on Chemistry
  2. Origins and Development of Applied Chemistry (History, philosophy, and sociology of science) by James R. Partington, 1975-06
  3. Real Process: How Logic and Chemistry Combine in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature (Toronto Studies in Philosophy) by John W. Burbidge, 1996-11
  4. Answers to the practical questions and problems contained in the fourteen weeks courses in physiology, philosophy, astronomy, and chemistry. By Joel Dorman Steele by Joel Dorman Steele, 2007-12-10
  5. The Mechanic: A Complete Encyclopædia of Modern Inventions and Discoveries, Embracing all the most Recent Improvements in Machinery, and Discoveries in Astronomy, Electricity, Galvanism, Magnetism, Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy .. by The Mechanic [eds], 1868
  6. A New Basis For Chemistry: A Chemical Philosophy (1891) by Thomas Sterry Hunt, 2008-01-10
  7. Answers to the practical questions and problems contained in the fourteen weeks courses in physiology, philosophy, astronomy, and chemistry (old and new edition) by Joel Dorman Steele, 1873
  8. Beyond Measure: Modern Physics, Philosophy, and the Meaning of Quantum Theory by Jim Baggott, 2004-01-01
  9. The autonomy of models and explanation: anomalous molecular rearrangements in early twentieth-century physical organic chemistry [An article from: Studies in History and Philosophy of Science] by G. Fisher, 2006-12-01
  10. Chemistry and Chemical Techniques in India (History of Science, Philosophy & Culture in Indian Civilisation)
  11. Elements, Principles and Corpuscles: A Study of Atomism and Chemistry in the Seventeenth Century (International Archives of the History of Ideas / Archives internationales d'histoire des idées) by A. Clericuzio, 2001-01-01
  12. Lavoisier--The Crucial Year: The Background and Origin of His First Experiments on Combustion in 1772 (Classics in the History and Philosophy of Science) by Henry Guerlac, 1990-01-01
  13. ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY: OR MAGAZINE OF CHEMISTRY, MINERALOGY, MECHANICS, NATURAL HISTORY, AGRICULTURE AND THE ARTS NO. LXII. by Thomas, Arthur Aikin and John Bostock. Thomson, 1818
  14. On the relation between the specific gravities of bodies in their gaseous state and the weights of their atoms. In: Annals of Philosophy; or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mechanics, Natural History, Agriculture, and the Arts, Vol. VI, July to December 1815. by William (1785-1850). PROUT, 1815

21. Curry College
An independent liberal arts college located on 120 rolling wooded acres in suburban Milton, Massachusetts. Curry College offers majors in sixteen major disciplines and concentration programs in Biology, Business Management, chemistry, Communication, Criminal Justice, Education, English, Environmental Studies, Health Education, Nursing, philosophy, Physics, Politics and History, Psychology, Sociology, and Visual Arts.
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22. Andrew Ure
Known for scientific writings with his Dictionary of chemistry, and New System of Geology. Traveled around the factory districts of Britain and published The philosophy of Manufacturers in 1835. Includes brief excerpts from his work.
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Andrew Ure
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Andrew Ure was born in Glasgow on 18th May 1778. Born into a wealthy family, Ure received an expensive education. After periods at Glasgow University and Edinburgh University, he became professor of chemistry and natural philosophy at Anderson College, Glasgow. While in Glasgow Ure established a course of popular scientific lectures for working men in the city. In December 1918 he created a public sensation when he announced that he had been carrying out experiments on a murderer called Clydsdale after his execution. Ure claimed that by stimulating the phrenic nerve, life could be restored in cases of suffocation, drowning or hanging. In 1821 Ure published his book

23. WELCOME TO THE FACULTY OF ARTS & SCIENCES
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences offers programs leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in chemistry, Mathematics, Molecular Biology and Genetics, and Physics, and to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature, History, philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and Turkish Language and Literature.
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THE ARTS AND SCIENCES BUILDING (Formerly Anderson Hall) GRADUATION 2003 Pictures The goal of our Faculty is to provide students with a solid educational background and to stimulate in them a facility for independent research together with a readiness for self improvement. These qualities combined with an alertness to think critically at all stages render our students potential scholars of excellence. At the heart of our Faculty's program lies a well-balanced curriculum which grants our students access to a broad variety of courses and activities at an early stage of their career. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences offers programs leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Mathematics, Molecular Biology and Genetics, and Physics, and to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and Turkish Language and Literature.
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24. Philosophy Of Chemistry
philosophy of chemistry. International Society for the philosophy of chemistry;Learning to Learn with especial but not exclusive reference to chemistry.
http://www.infochembio.ethz.ch/links/en/philosophie_chem.html
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25. Philosophy For High School Chemistry
Text from a discussion by Dr. Frank Jenkins, of Ross Sheppard High School.
http://www.hmco.com/college/chemistry/resourcesite/digests/chemedl/cedmay96/msg0

26. PhilSci Archive - Philosophy Of Chemistry—A New Interdisciplinary Field?
philosophy of chemistry—A New Interdisciplinary Field? Scerri, Eric(2000) philosophy of chemistry—A New Interdisciplinary Field?.
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What could possibly be the connection between chemistry
and philosophy, apart from the obvious superficial one
of their both representing quests for knowledge? How do
contemporary chemists and philosophers generally view one
another? These are some of the questions I will try to put
before going on to describe the connections that have recently
been forged between these two seemingly very diverse fields
of academic study.. Keywords: Chemistry, Chemical Education, Philosophy of Special Sciences Subjects: Specific Sciences Chemistry ID Code: Deposited By: Weisberg, Michael Deposited On: 01 May 2001
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27. WELCOME TO MY HOME PAGE
Dr. Jagadeesh, Dept. of chemistry, Govt. Engineering College at Trichur, Kerala, India, is a technocentric environmentalist interested in pollution from automobile exhausts, catalytic converters, speciation of heavy metals, and chemical modeling.
http://education.vsnl.com/jagadeesh/
WELCOME TO MY HOME PAGE Hi!
Environmental Philosophy comprises of two schools of thoughts: the ecocentric and the technocentric It is true that the ecocentric approach can only find an eternal solution to the global pollution problems and as such it reverberates through the words of great English poet Francis Thompson "Thou canst not stir a flower without troubling a star!!!" Later some scientists realised this fact through " Butterfly effect Our father of Nation (India), Mahatma Gandhi, a great philosopher and social reformist, too had visualized the dangers of urbanization, pretty long back! He insisted on and dedicated his life for the development of "self-sufficient villages" . His theme of building self-sufficient villages is the most scientific and everlasting ecological message to the humankind!!! But the following words of Rolf Edberg depict the present world: "What has gone wrong, probably, is that we have failed to see ourselves as part of a large and indivisible whole. For too long we have based our lives on a primitive feeling that man's "God- given" role was to have "dominion over the fish of the sea and over the fowl of the air and over everything that moveth upon the earth". We have failed to understand that the earth does not belong to us, but we to the earth".

28. PhilSci Archive - The Case For Philosophy Of Chemistry
The Case for philosophy of chemistry. Scerri, Eric and McIntyre, Lee (1997) TheCase for philosophy of chemistry. Keywords philosophy of chemistry, chemistry.
http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00000256/
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Scerri, Eric and McIntyre, Lee (1997) The Case for Philosophy of Chemistry. Full text available as:
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The philosophy of chemistry has been sadly neglected by most contempory
literature in the philosophy of science. This paper argues that this neglect has been unfor-tunate
and that there is much to be learned from paying greater philosophical attention to
the set of issues defined by the philosophy of chemistry. The potential contribution of this
field to such current topics as reduction, laws, explanation, and supervenience is explored,
as are possible applications of insights gained by such study to the philosophy of mind and
the philosophy of social science. Keywords: Philosophy of Chemistry, Chemistry Subjects: Specific Sciences Chemistry ID Code: Deposited By: Weisberg, Michael Deposited On: 02 May 2001
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29. Chemistry 80G/Philosophy 80G/Biomolecular Engineering 80G
chemistry 80G/philosophy 80G/Biomolecular Engineering 80G Bioethics inthe 21st Century Science, Business and Society UCSC, Winter, 2004.
http://www.chemistry.ucsc.edu/teaching/Winter04/Chem80G/
Chemistry 80G/Philosophy 80G/Biomolecular Engineering 80G
Bioethics in the 21st Century: Science, Business and Society
UCSC, Winter, 2004. David Deamer, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, UCSC
Ellen Suckiel, Department of Philosophy, UCSC.
Final Exam, Ethics Study Guide
Final Exam, Scientific/Technical Study Guide
Ethics Study Guide for Midterm
Study Guide Readings:
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Articles on Electronic Reserves and on-line
http://www.biology.arizona.edu/ Course structure:
This course is designed to meet general education requirements, and will serve both science majors and non-science majors at all levels. Significant numbers of graduate students are also expected to participate. The course will have two instructors, one from the Chemistry/Biochemistry Department and one from the Philosophy Department, as well as visiting speakers who have expertise in specific areas of science, business and ethics. A typical week will have a guest speaker on Tuesday, necessarily scheduled in the late afternoon in order to accommodate travel to the Santa Cruz campus. The speaker will be asked to teach from his/her background, particularly focusing on actual experiences related to the difficult questions addressed by the course. The one hour talk will be followed by question/answers and discussion for the rest of the class period. On Thursdays, the instructors will lecture and lead discussions concerning the underlying philosophical and scientific issues relevant to the topic at hand, and all students will be urged to participate fully in the discussion. The life science material in lecture will be supplemented by an online textbook:

30. Philosophy 333 Evolution And Creation & Liberal Studies 487 Senior Seminar In Cr
3. GENERAL REFERENCES FOR philosophy OF SCIENCE. 3.1 Karl Popper. 3.6 ClickHere for Evolution and philosophy An Introduction by John Wilkins.
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Liberal Studies 487: Senior Seminar on Evolution and Creation Spring 2004
James R. Hofmann Professor of Liberal Studies California State University Fullerton jhofmann@fullerton.edu EC 658 714-278-7049 (webmaster) CV Spring 2004 Syllabus
Honors 305: Honors Seminar on Evolution and Creation Spring 2004
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Spring Semester: Professor of Biochemistry, California State University Fullerton
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SPRING 2004 SYLLABUS SPRING 2004 SCHEDULE Fall Semester: Robert H. Woodworth Professor of Science and Natural Philosophy
Bennington College , Bennington Vermont 802-440-4470 bweber@bennington.edu Fall 2003 LBST 487 Instructor
Craig Nelson California State University Fullerton Short Bio cnelson540@aol.com Evolution and Creation Table of Contents
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31. Eric Scerri Summary
Leading researcher on history and philosophy of chemistry, especially of the Periodic Table. Contains list of publications and research interests.
http://www.chem.ucla.edu/dept/Faculty/scerri/
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Lecturer BSc, University of London; C.P.G.S. University of Cambridge; M. Phil, University of Southampton; Ph.D. from King's College, University of London; Postdoctoral Fellowship, California Institute of Technology; Editor of Foundations of Chemistry . Previous positions in US: Bradley University and Purdue University Research In recent years there has been a worldwide upsurge of interest in philosophical aspects of chemistry. In my own work I examine the extent to which chemical concepts can be explained through fundamental theories in physics, especially quantum mechanics. I also focus on the implications of this work on chemical education and the manner in which chemistry is presented in textbooks and general chemistry courses. More specifically, I am interested in issues surrounding the teaching of atomic and electronic structure. I also work on historical and philosophical aspects of the Periodic System of the Elements and several other areas in history and philosophy of chemistry. More detailed information on Research In Philosophy of Science Complete Publications Editorial 16, Foundations of Chemistry, 6, 1-2, 2004

32. Ask Jeeves | Philosophy Of Chemistry
735,700. HYLEInternational Journal for philosophy of chemistry. Refereed internationaljournal for the philosophy of chemistry, available in full online.
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33. American Scientist Online - Why Not A Philosophy Of Chemistry?
chemistry. Why Not a philosophy of chemistry? Of Minds and Molecules New PhilosophicalPerspectives on chemistry. Nalini Bhushan and Stuart Rosenfeld, eds.
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Why Not a Philosophy of Chemistry?
Michael Weisberg Of Minds and Molecules: New Philosophical Perspectives on Chemistry . Nalini Bhushan and Stuart Rosenfeld, eds. xvi + 299 pp. Oxford University Press, 2000. $55. Philosophy of physics and philosophy of biology are well-established subdisciplines of the philosophy of science, so why not philosophy of chemistry? I remember posing this question as an undergraduate chemistry major to my first philosophy instructor, a well-known philosopher of science. He pondered the question awhile and answered that he didn't really know, that perhaps there are no interesting philosophical questions in chemistry. This is a view challenged by Nalini Bhushan and Stuart Rosenfeld in Of Minds and Molecules , a new collection of 15 essays about philosophy of chemistry.

34. 8th ISPC Meeting
International Society for the philosophy of chemistry. 8th Summer Symposium. Papersare therefore invited on any topic in the philosophy of chemistry.
http://www.dur.ac.uk/philosophy.department/general/events/ISPC.html
International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry
8th Summer Symposium
Hatfield College
University of Durham
Sunday 15th - Wednesday 18th August 2004
Call for Papers Accommodation, Travel and Other Practical Points Provisional Conference Timetable Contact Information ... About the University of Durham
Call for Papers
Previous summer symposia of the International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry have provided a forum for philosophers and chemists to present papers on metaphysical, epistemological, methodological, semantic, logical and historical issues raised by thinking about the subject matter and science of chemistry. The 8th Summer Symposium will continue this tradition. Papers are therefore invited on any topic in the philosophy of chemistry. If you would like to present a paper, please send a title and abstract (of around 300 words) to Robin Hendry , as an email attachment in Word or RTF formats, or (preferably) in the body of an email message. You should also give your postal and email address, and academic affiliation. I will notify you as soon as possible whether your abstract has been accepted. The deadline for submitting an abstract is Saturday 1 May 2004 . The deadline for registration for the conference is Thursday 1 July.
Accommodation, Travel and Other Practical Points

35. History Of Chemistry
philosophy of chemistry links. Jeffry L. Ramsey 427. HYLE, an internationaljournal of the philosophy of chemistry. Foundations of
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36. Organic Chemistry Course Philosophy
Organic chemistry Course philosophy. Some quotes to set the mood Thomas AlvaEdison Unlike history or philosophy, chemistry cannot profitably be read
http://web.chem.ucla.edu/~harding/course_philosophy.html
Organic Chemistry Course Philosophy
Some quotes to set the mood: Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Thomas Alva Edison
"Unlike history or philosophy, chemistry cannot profitably be read chapter by chapter but must be vigorously attacked with a dozen sharp pencils and a ream of inexpensive paper close at hand. When information is used to solve problems, it rapidly becomes part of your knowledge." Rodger W. Griffin, Jr., organic chemistry instructor
"Griffin was right, but add an eraser to your organic chemistry study equipment. An eraser is essential because you will explore, and exploring means taking wrong turns and making mistakes. Mistakes lead to a deeper understanding of what is right, what is wrong, why some things work and other don't. Don't be afraid to make mistakes, and wear out an eraser or two." Dr H. The "O" in O-Chem does not mean zero work or zero effort. In fact, this may be one of the toughest and most rewarding courses you take as a UCLA student. You must immerse yourself in chemistry to fully understand and appreciate it. Enlightnment is not instantaneous. It requires thought and reflection.

37. Galaxy Directory : Philosophy Of Chemistry < History And Philosophy Of Science <
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38. Lukol Directory - Society Philosophy Philosophy Of Science Chemistry
HYLE Refereed international journal for the philosophy of chemistry,available in full online. http//www.hyle.org/. chemistry and
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Lukol Directory - Society Philosophy Philosophy of Science ... HYLE
Refereed international journal for the philosophy of chemistry, available in full online.
http://www.hyle.org/
Eric Scerri
Leading researcher on history and philosophy of chemistry, especially of the Periodic Table. Contains list of publications and research interests.
http://www.chem.ucla.edu/dept/Faculty/scerri/
Environmental Philosophy
Dr. Jagadeesh, Dept. of Chemistry, Govt. Engineering College at Trichur, Kerala, India, is a technocentric environmentalist interested in pollution from automobile exhausts, catalytic converters, speciation of heavy metals, and chemical modeling.
http://education.vsnl.com/jagadeesh/
International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry Official site of the ISPC. Site includes resource and membership information. http://www.georgetown.edu/earleyj/ISPC.html Philosophy for High School Chemistry Text from a discussion by Dr. Frank Jenkins, of Ross Sheppard High School. http://www.hmco.com/college/chemistry/resources... Chemistry and Philosophy Resources and texts available online, from the home page of J.E. Earley, Sr. of Georgetown University.

39. Chemistry Philosophy -- From Eric Weisstein's Encyclopedia Of Scientific Books
chemistry philosophy. Hoffmann, Roald and Torrence, Vivian. chemistry ImaginedReflections on Science. 168 p. Washington, DC Smithsonian, 1995. $17.96.
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Chemistry Philosophy
Hoffmann, Roald and Torrence, Vivian. Chemistry Imagined: Reflections on Science. 168 p. Washington, DC: Smithsonian, 1995. $17.96.
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40. Departmental Philosophy
chemistry Department, points to the number of open office doors in the Seaver chemistryLaboratory in explaining the department s philosophy The tradition of
http://www.chemistry.pomona.edu/Chemistry/InformationRes.html
Departmental Philosophy
Professor Wayne Steinmetz, who has taught for over 20 years in Pomona's Chemistry Department, points to the number of open office doors in the Seaver Chemistry Laboratory in explaining the department's philosophy: "The tradition of the department and and the faculty is access. I think there's a misconception that all learning takes place in the classroom." The Chemsistry Department is very flexible in allowing the students to meet the requirements for the concentration. Students may focus on their upper-division work in any of the subfields of chemistry, but may also elect to focus in geology, biochemistry via our Molecular Biology program, Chemical Physics, or Public Policy and Analysis. The beginning student has three tiers to choose from when they begin their study of chemistry. For students who have AP or equivalent experience, there is the opportunity to take an accelarated course that covers general chemistry in one semester. For mathematically underprepared students, a small section of about 35 students is offered. The remainder are in a typical General Chemistry course that divides into five separate labs, each taught by a professor. Historically, the Chemistry Department has placed emphasis on enabling students to research with faculty, both in the summer and during the academic year. Students who engage in such work have the opportunity for extended, one-on-one interaction with faculty while conducting original scientific experiments. Student involvement in research does not go unrecognized in this department; over the last three decades, over 100 students have co-authored research articles with their professors. Six to 10 students typically serve as research assistants to chemistry faculty each summer.

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