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Current revision as of 20:10, 5 September 2009
This outline summarizes the organization and content of the Scienticity Wiki only, where we keep the content for the Science-Book Challenge, Science Book Notes, and Time Capsules. The more general Scienticity website is the main entry point for all of Ars Hermeneutica's informal science-education / science-outreach projects.
Contents |
Metatopics
- Scienticity Project Home Page (currently redirects to Scienticity Wiki Main Page)
- Scienticity Wiki Main Page
- About the Scienticity Project
- About Our Mascot, Euclid the Crow
- About Ars Hermeneutica
- Style Manual
- Submission Guidelines
- Copyright notice
Science Book Challenge
Science Book Notes
- About Science Book Notes
- Notes on Book Notes
- About Book-Note Ratings
- All Book Notes
- Top-Rated Books
- Video Book Notes
- Book Notes about Audio Books
Science Time Capsules
- About Science Time Capsules
- Science & Technology Timeline
- Presidential Science Advisors
From the 21st Century
- Statements on Teaching Evolution
- Citizens' Alliances for Science
- Darby, Montana School Board
- Rahall: Weird Science (17 December 2002)
- Waxman: Politics and Science in the Bush Administration (August 2003)
- Bureau of Justice Statistics Director Demoted
- The Cardinal, The Astronomer, and Darwin
- National Center for Science Education
- Status Briefing August 2005
From the 20th Century
- Evolution and the Vatican
- Office of Technology Assessment
- V.Bush: Science - The Endless Frontier (July 1945)
From the 19th Century
From the 18th Century and Before
- John Harrison and the Longitude Problem (17th century)
- The Invention of Eyeglasses (13th century)
- Rhazes and Avicenna (10th century)
- The Latin Transmitters (4th century)
Scienticity Recommended Reading
- Book Notes
- Science-Book Challenge 2008
- Recommended Books in
- Numeracy
- Science
- Engineering
- Scientific Biography
- History of Science
- Science and Society
- Philosophy of Science
- Recommended Articles
- Recommended Websites
- Recommended Blogs
