A nice derangement of epistemes: post-positivism in the study of science from Quine to Latour

From positivism to post-positivism

The perils of semantic ascent : Quine and post-positivism in the philosophy of science

Living in different worlds? : Kuhn's misadventures with incommensurability

Doing Kuhn one better? : the (failed) marriage of history and philosophy of science

How Kuhn became a sociologist (and why he didn't like it) : the strong program and the social construction of science

All the way down : social constructivism and the turn to microsociological studies

Women, ANTs, and (other) dangerous things : "hybrid" discourses

A nice derangement of epistemes : radical reflexivity and the science wars

Conclusion : the hyperbolic derangement of epistemes.