“Computational History and Philosophy of Science”

Isis 110 (September 2019): 497-566 (co-edited with Manfred Laubichler and Jane Maienschein).

Featuring contributors from history, philosophy, information science, sociology, physics, evolutionary biology, and computer science, this themed collection of essays looks at the impact that data science and computational perspectives have had, and will have, on the history and philosophy of science. The articles cover a range of topics, including the history of knowledge production, the importance of data management, the difference between keyword analyses and network analyses, and the social impact of data-driven computational analyses.

Articles in this edited collection include: