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I plan to discuss the ways in which past scientists discussed methodological issues pertaining to experimentation, what methodological strategies they considered most important, and how they justified these strategies. Focusing on controversies in 19th-century agricultural and bacteriological research, I examine what significance the researchers attached to replications, what they meant by "replication," and whether non-reproducibility was perceived as a problem.
Jutta Schickore, Indiana University Bloomington
Rotman 2018 Annual Conference: Understanding Replication Across the Sciences
October 12, 2018
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I plan to discuss the ways in which past scientists discussed methodological issues pertaining to experimentation, what methodological strategies they considered most important, and how they justified these strategies. Focusing on controversies in 19th-century agricultural and bacteriological research, I examine what significance the researchers attached to replications, what they meant by "replication," and whether non-reproducibility was perceived as a problem.
Jutta Schickore, Indiana University Bloomington
Rotman 2018 Annual Conference: Understanding Replication Across the Sciences
October 12, 2018
Visit the Rotman website for more information on applications, events, project descriptions, and openings. rotman.uwo.ca
Follow The Rotman Institute on Twitter: twitter.com/rotmanphilo
Like The Rotman Institute on Facebook: facebook.com/rotmanphilosophy
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