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Alan Gross

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Published online: 11 Mar 2009

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A masterpiece in a new genre: The rhetorical negotiation of two audiences in schrödinger's “what is life?”

Leah Ceccarelli

Pages: 7-17

Published online: 11 Mar 2009

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Evolutionary trends and the salience bias (with apologies to oil tankers, Karl Marx, and others)

Daniel W. McShea

Pages: 21-38

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Debating nuclear energy: Theories of risk and purposes of communication

Barbara Mirel

Pages: 41-65

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Science as cultural practice: A rhetorical perspective

Charles Alan Taylor

Pages: 67-81

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Cold fusion and the sociology of scientific knowledge

Trevor Pinch

Pages: 85-100

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Mary Beth Debs, Carol Reeves, Ann Martin Scott & Bill Karis

Pages: 103-113

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