The collection of essays comes under the heading of two catchwords: instruments and media. This Afterword looks at their interaction and roles in exploring the characteristics of living beings throughout history, especially their melding and gliding into each other. Before turning to the papers, I will make some more general remarks on instruments and media in scientific, and in particular, biological research.
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Article
Joan Steigerwald;
(2016)
Entanglements of instruments and media in investigating organic life
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Book
Christian J. Emden;
(2014)
Nietzsche's Naturalism: Philosophy and the Life Sciences in the Nineteenth Century
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Article
Zammito, John H.;
(2012)
The Lenoir Thesis Revisited: Blumenbach and Kant
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Book
Susan Merrill Squier;
(2017)
Epigenetic Landscapes: Drawings as Metaphor
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Article
David P. D. Munns;
(2021)
The age of biology: When plant physiology was in the center of American life science
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Article
Veronika Lippharrdt;
Volker Roelcke;
Heinz Schott;
(2020)
Menschliche Vielfalt in den Biowissenschaften damals und heute – die Perspektive der Wissenschaftsforschung
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Article
Hanna Lucia Worliczek;
(2022)
“How Many Individuals Consider Themselves to Be Cell Biologists but Are Informed by the Journal That Their Work Is Not Cell Biology”
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Article
Charles Dupras;
Katie Michelle Saulnier;
Yann Joly;
(October 2019)
Epigenetics, ethics, law and society: A multidisciplinary review of descriptive, instrumental, dialectical and reflexive analyses
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Book
Susan James;
(2021)
Life and Death in Early Modern Philosophy
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Book
Christopher Donohue;
Charles T. Wolfe;
(2023)
Vitalism and Its Legacy in Twentieth Century Life Sciences and Philosophy
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Article
Jessica Riskin;
(2020)
Biology’s mistress, a brief history
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Book
Michel Morange;
(2020)
The Black Box of Biology: A History of the Molecular Revolution
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Article
Matthew Wale;
(2019)
Editing Entomology: Natural-history Periodicals and the Shaping of Scientific Communities in Nineteenth-century Britain
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Article
Dalia Nassar;
(2016)
Analogical Reflection as a Source for the Science of Life: Kant and the Possibility of the Biological Sciences
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Article
Nadine Levin;
Sabine Leonelli;
Dagmara Weckowska;
David Castle;
John Dupré;
(2016)
How Do Scientists Define Openness? Exploring the Relationship Between Open Science Policies and Research Practice
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Article
Isabel Gabel;
(2018)
La biologie, la réflexivité et l’histoire: Réinscrire Canguilhem dans son milieu
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Book
Bruno J. Strasser;
(2019)
Collecting Experiments: Making Big Data Biology
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Article
Hein van den Berg;
Boris Demarest;
(2020)
Axiomatic Natural Philosophy and the Emergence of Biology as a Science
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Article
Angela N. H. Creager;
(2017)
A Chemical Reaction to the Historiography of Biology
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Article
Michael Ruse;
(2016)
Evolutionary biology and the question of teleology
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