Having now written and published the requisite privacy policy, I’ve made the sign-up form live. You can find it at the bottom of the front page as well as below each individual review, essay, or article (such as this one).
Having now written and published the requisite privacy policy, I’ve made the sign-up form live. You can find it at the bottom of the front page as well as below each individual review, essay, or article (such as this one).
As it may become preferable or even necessary for The Well-read Naturalist to leave all Meta platforms as it was previously removed from Twitter when it became “X”, I am developing the necessary structure to publish a free fortnightly email newsletter that provides links to all newly published material on the site.
Philipp Frank’s “The Humanistic Background of Science” was left unfinished at the time of Frank’s death in 1966, however having now been edited by George A. Reisch and Adam Tamas Tuboly for SUNY University Press, it is now available to be read by any and all interested in the history of science.
Desiring to learn about the study of the philosophy of science, I availed myself of the remarkably collegial, friendly environment of Bluesky and posted a question there asking for recommendations of books introducing the subject. The response was very encouraging indeed!