The Cognitive Turn: Sociological and Psychological Perspectives on Science

One Mapping the Study of Scientific Cognition.- The Units of Analysis in Science Studies.- Contributions of Psychology to an Integrative Science Studies: The Shape of Things to Come.- Two Models for Studying Scientific Cognition.- Error and Scientific Reasoning: An Experimental Inquiry.- Scientific Cognition: Hot or Cold?.- Tacit Knowledge and the Project of Computer Modelling Cognitive Processes in Science.- Three The Modularity of Scientific Cognition.- Granny, the Naked Emperor and the Second Cognitive Revolution.- Cognitive Process and Social Practice: The Case of Experimental Macroscopic Physics.- Four Language as an Indicator of Scientific Cognition.- Models of Language Learning and their Implications for Social Constructionist Analyses of Scientific Belief.- Professor Campbell on Models of Language-Learning and the Sociology of Science: A Reply.- Reductionist Rhetoric: Expository Strategies and the Development of the Molecular Neurobiology of Behavior.- Five The Prospects for an Integration of Approaches.- Representation, Cognition and Self: What Hope for an Integration of Psychology and Sociology?.- Integrating the Science Studies Disciplines.- Participants at the Yearbook Conference.