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Expanding our Conceptions of the Impossible: A Converstaion with Carlos Eire and Peter Harrison, Part 3

Expanding our Conceptions of the Impossible: A Converstaion with Carlos Eire and Peter Harrison, Part 3

Expanding our Conceptions of the Impossible: A Converstaion with Carlos Eire and Peter Harrison, Part 3

If we're going to reject these phenomena, then we need to do it on the grounds of having seriously considered and weighed the evidence. We can't just dismiss them because they don't fit our worldview...

Jun 15

Supernatural Polemics: Reason, Wonder, and Science with Carlos Eire & Peter Harrison, Part Two

Supernatural Polemics: Reason, Wonder, and Science with Carlos Eire & Peter Harrison, Part Two

Supernatural Polemics: Reason, Wonder, and Science with Carlos Eire & Peter Harrison, Part Two

CARLOS EIRE & PTER HARRSION | Partw Two of Marginalia's three-part cpnversation series...

May 18

Conversations on the Plurality of World-views: A Response to Peter Harrison’s Some New World

Conversations on the Plurality of World-views: A Response to Peter Harrison’s Some New World

Conversations on the Plurality of World-views: A Response to Peter Harrison’s Some New World

PHILIP BALL | Conflicts can in fact be tremendously fertile, alerting us to areas where more work is needed . . .

Meanings of Science

Feb 9

Cultural Diversity and Scientific Truth: In Conversation with Philip Ball

Cultural Diversity and Scientific Truth: In Conversation with Philip Ball

Cultural Diversity and Scientific Truth: In Conversation with Philip Ball

PETER HARRISON | Unfortunately, the comforting narratives beloved by scientists fall well short of the standards of historical scholarship.

Feb 9

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