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Arthur Holly Compton, Nobel Prize winner and member of the Physics Department, 1923-1945
Charles Otis Whitman, Department of Biology and Founder of the University's Woods Hole Research Institute
S. Chandrasekhar, Physics and Astronomy departments, 1937-1995; winner of the Nobel Prize in 1983 for work on black holes
Biologist H.C. Cowles with students in Utah, 1924
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Courses Generally Offered
Fishbein Center Faculty
Jean Comaroff
Anthropology of Medicine
Arnold Davidson
Michael Foucault's History of Sexuality
History, Epistemology, and Morality of Sex
Michel Foucault: Power and Sexuality
Jan Goldstein
Memory: History of a Mental Faculty and of a Historiography
Sci/Pol/Popltn Europe: 1700-2000 (with M. Geyer)
John Haugeland
Philosophy of Science
Heidegger's Being and Time
Janellen Huttenlocher
Cognitive Development
Seminar: Topics in Cognitive Development
Adrian Johns
The Book in Early Modern Europe
Natural Philosophy 1200-1800
Robert Perlman
Darwinian Medicine
Robert J. Richards
Foundations of Modern Psychology: Wundt and James
Philosophy of History: Narrative and Explanation
Darwin's Origin of Species and Descent of Man
Goethe: Literature and Science
Seminar: From Social Darwinism to Sociobiology
German Romanticism I and II
Noel M. Swerdlow
History of Cosmology
Astronomy in the Scientific Revolution
Astronomy in Antiquity
Galileo's Astronomy and Conflicts with the Church
Astronomy of Kepler
George Stocking
Contextualization of Anthropological Knowledge
Ethnographic Practice in Historical Perspective
Seminar: History of Anthropology
Stephen Stigler
History of Statistics
Leigh Van Valen
Evolutionary Processes
William Wimsatt
Scientific and Technological Change
Philosophy of Biology I, II
Philosophy of the Social Sciences
Biological and Cultural Evolution
Seminar: Evolution and Epistemology
Scientific and Technological Change
Alison Winter
History of Medicine since the Renaissance
Sciences of Mind: French Revolution to the Great War
Gender: History of Science, Technology and Medicine
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