Newton's principia in the curricula of the university of Tartu (Dorpat) in the early 1690s

Ülo Lumiste, Helmut Piirimäe

3-18

A university between two cultures

Hain Tankler

19-34

The emergence of physical chemistry

Vello Past

35-50

In political draughts between science and the humanities

Ott Kurs, Erki Tammiksaar

51-62

Formation of r&d policy in a small country in a changing world

Helle Martinson

63-76

Science and society—faculties close or apart?

Jüri Engelbrecht

77-88

Some fundamental criteria of the scientific method and the internal structure of science

Viktor Palm

91-110

The glory and misery of modern science

Undo Uus

111-122

Edmund Husserl pursuing the paths of Descartes

Ülo Matjus

123-138

Herman Boerhaave —communis Europae praeceptor

Endla Lõhkivi

139-150

The problem of the relationship between human and physical realities in Ilya Prigogine's paradigm of self-organisation

Leo Näpinen

151-164

Science and magic

causality

Peeter Müürsepp

165-178

Symmetry and rationality

Jüri Tammaru

179-184

Chemistry as an interesting subject for the philosophy of science

Rein Vihalemm

185-200

Physical reality, theoretical physics, and mathematics

Piret Kuusk

203-214

Outsolutions in physical theories. physical considerations

Jüri Eintalu

215-230

What is time?

Madis Kõiv, Piret Kuusk

231-246

The Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics and common sense

Anto UNT

247-262

Knowledge, human interests and migration studies

Hill Kulu

265-270

Value-neutral paternalism

Valdar Parve

271-282

Inter-level explanation and the category-mistake

Bruno Mölder

283-294

On the raising of a hand

Jaan Kivistik

295-304