McMullin, Ernan

McMullin, Ernan. Newton on matter and activity. Notre Dame (IN) Univ. of Notre Dame P., 1978. 

McMullin, Ernan. Medieval and Modern Science Continuity or Discontinuity International Philosophical Quarterly 4( 1965), pp. 103-129. 

See the chapter by Timothy Lenoir Praktische Vernunft und die soziale Konstruktion von Erkenntnis, in his Politik im Tempel der Wissenschaft. Forschung und Machtausubung im deutschen Kaisereich (Frankfurt Campus Verlag, 1992, edition Pandora, 2), pp. 146-171, and idem, Practical reason and the construction of knowledge The lifeworld of Haber-Bosch, in Ernan McMullin, ed.. The Social Dimensions of Science (Notre Dame, Ind. 1992), pp. 158-197. 

This motivation, among others, has led to the widespread view that quantum mechanics supports an antireaUstic interpretation. Such a conclusion is disputed by many philosophers, including Ernan McMullin,The Case for Scientific Realism, in J. Leplin (ed.). Scientific Realism, University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, 1984, pp. 8—40. 

Weisheipl, 1963] J. A. Weisheipl. The Concept of Matter in Fourteenth Century Science, in Ernan McMullin, ed.. The Concept of Matter in Greek and Medieval Philosophy, University of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1963. 

---