edited by Sophie J Veigl and Adrian Currie

Contents
Philosophy of Science - A User’s Guide
Philosophy of Science - A User’s Guide
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Transforming and Reorienting
1. Transdisciplinary Methods in Philosophy of Science: The Conde Project
2. Towards trans* & queer methodologies in philosophy of science: An exploratory exercise outside cisheteronormativity.
3. Practicing Feminist Philosophy of Science: an epistemic perspective on power relations, relationships, and non-binaries.
4. A Philosopher of Science in the Ethnographic Museum. Decolonizing and Ontology.
Saving The Baby
5. Conceptual Analysis Plus
6. Rational Reconstructions
7. Thought Experiments Repositioned
8. Formal Modeling of Scientific Theories
9. Corresponding Domains: Advice on applying mathematics in the philosophy of science
10. Thinking with Case Studies in the Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Science At, In, and With…
11. Field Philosophy of Science: Externally Motivated and Externally Engaged
12. Doing Public Engagement with Science as a Philosopher of Science
13. ‘Philosophy in science’, a Distinctive approach combining philosophy and science.
14. Methods in the Metaphysics of Science
15. Metaphysics of Scientific Practice
16. Towards an Applied Philosophy of Mathematics
Going Social
17. Research Design for Philosophy of Science in Practice
18. Answering Philosophical Questions with Qualitative Interviews
19. Experiments in Philosophy of Science
20. Integrative Philosophy and Sociology of Science: The Example of the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
Going Digital
21. Textual Analysis and Conceptual Cartography
22. Empirical Network Analysis as a Method in Philosophy of Science
23. Methods for Modelers of Science
Going Historical
24. Historicizing Epistemology—Historiographic Practices for the Uninitiated
25. Philosophy of Science in the Archive
26. History of Philosophy of Science
27. Meta-pragmaticism as a Philosophical Methodology?