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  1. Canon and the Revolution: The Role of the Concept of Scientific Revolution in Establishing the History of Science as a Discipline.Svit Komel - 2023 - Filozofski Vestnik 43 (1).
    Slovenian epistemology is characterised by an idiosyncratic canon, based on three fundamental authors: Gaston Bachelard, Alexandre Koyré, and Thomas Kuhn. What binds this canon together is the attitude that the history of science should be viewed as a history of radical breaks or revolutions in scientific thought. The drawback of such an anthology of authors is not only that it is outdated, but that, from the position of this canon, it is difficult to discern the problems stemming from the approach (...)
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  • The Interwar Period as a Machine Age: Mechanics, the Machine, Mechanisms, and the Market in Discourse.Richard Staley - 2018 - Science in Context 31 (3):263-292.
    ArgumentThis paper examines some of the ways that machines, mechanisms, and the new mechanics were treated in post-World War I discourse. Spengler's 1919Decline of the Westand Hessen's 1931 study of Newton have usually been tied closely to Weimar culture in Germany, and Soviet politics. Linking them also to the writings of Rathenau, Simmel, Chase, Mumford, Hayek, and others, as well as to Dada and film studies of the city will indicate central features of a wide-ranging, international discourse on the machine (...)
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