An introductory anthology of original source readings in the history and philosophy of science covering antiquity to the end of the 19th century.
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Daniel J. McKaughan is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Boston College, USA
Holly VandeWall is Assistant Professor of the Practice of Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at Boston College, USA
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