Roger G Krohn
Biographic Data
| ID | 3621091 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roger G Krohn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roger G |
| FAMILY NAME | Krohn |
| SIGNATURE | KROHN R G |
| AFFILIATIONS | McGill University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Laboratory Life
The Struggle over the Soul of Economics
Lewinians talk
Art and Artifact in Laboratory Science
Is sociobiology a political or research program
The Social Basis of Scientific Discoveries
The Cognitive Paradigm
On Gieryn on the `Relativist/Constructivist' Programme in the Sociology of Science
I first commend Tom Gieryn for engaging what I would prefer to call the interpretive/constructive (I/C) sociology of science in a critical discussion.' As far as I am aware, his is the first response by a Merton student to more than a single author or work. I will deal with his assertions that what we are saying is neither really new nor is it relevant, that it is trivial although apparently not empirically wrong. That is, I take it that Gieryn c…
The Social Process of Scientific Investigation
The Social process of scientific investigation
Laboratory Life
Wissenssoziologie und Wissenschaftssoziologie. Entwicklung eines gemeinsamen Untersuchungsrahmens
In diesem Aufsatz versuche ich, einen Untersuchungsrahmen für Probleme der Wissenssoziologie einschließlich der Wissenschaftssoziologie aus Elementen ihrer sozialkritischen (Karl Marx, Karl Mannheim) und ihrer konservativen Traditionen (Emile Durkheim) zu entwickeln und diese in gemeinsame, zeitgenösische Begriffe zu fassen1. Dabei versuche ich zu zeigen, daß eine historische und soziologische Erklärung des europäischen Wissenschaftsbegriffs (Wis…
Science and Society
Conflict and Function
The Shaping of Science
Landlord-Tenant Relations in a Declining Montreal Neighbourhood
The Scientist - A Changing Social Type
Most discussions about the personality of the scientist assume that he must have certain traits, such as individuality, in order to be successful. Professor Krohn of Memorial University of Newfoundland examines such assumptions with inter esting results
The Social Basis of Scientific Discoveries
Landlord-Tenant Relations in a Declining Montreal Neighbourhood
On Gieryn on the `Relativist/Constructivist' Programme in the Sociology of Science
I first commend Tom Gieryn for engaging what I would prefer to call the interpretive/constructive (I/C) sociology of science in a critical discussion.' As far as I am aware, his is the first response by a Merton student to more than a single author or work. I will deal with his assertions that what we are saying is neither really new nor is it relevant, that it is trivial although apparently not empirically wrong. That is, I take it that Gieryn c…
The Scientist - A Changing Social Type
Most discussions about the personality of the scientist assume that he must have certain traits, such as individuality, in order to be successful. Professor Krohn of Memorial University of Newfoundland examines such assumptions with inter esting results
Landlord-Tenant Relations in a Declining Montreal Neighbourhood
Conflict and Function
The Shaping of Science
Science and Society
Wissenssoziologie und Wissenschaftssoziologie. Entwicklung eines gemeinsamen Untersuchungsrahmens
In diesem Aufsatz versuche ich, einen Untersuchungsrahmen für Probleme der Wissenssoziologie einschließlich der Wissenschaftssoziologie aus Elementen ihrer sozialkritischen (Karl Marx, Karl Mannheim) und ihrer konservativen Traditionen (Emile Durkheim) zu entwickeln und diese in gemeinsame, zeitgenösische Begriffe zu fassen1. Dabei versuche ich zu zeigen, daß eine historische und soziologische Erklärung des europäischen Wissenschaftsbegriffs (Wis…
The Social process of scientific investigation
Laboratory Life
On Gieryn on the `Relativist/Constructivist' Programme in the Sociology of Science
I first commend Tom Gieryn for engaging what I would prefer to call the interpretive/constructive (I/C) sociology of science in a critical discussion.' As far as I am aware, his is the first response by a Merton student to more than a single author or work. I will deal with his assertions that what we are saying is neither really new nor is it relevant, that it is trivial although apparently not empirically wrong. That is, I take it that Gieryn c…
The Social Process of Scientific Investigation
The Cognitive Paradigm
The Social Basis of Scientific Discoveries
Is sociobiology a political or research program
Art and Artifact in Laboratory Science
Lewinians talk
The Struggle over the Soul of Economics
Laboratory Life
Sociology (14 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Politics (3 works)