Science, Technology, and Social Change

0. General Introduction; D. Aerts. 1. Editorial introduction: Blurring the Colors of `Einstein meets Magritte'; S. Smets, et al. 2. Participating in the World: Research and Education in a Changing Society; D. Aerts. 3. Science, Philosophy and Society; A. Ambrogi. 4. Science: Searching for the Soul? M.A. Anees. 5. Realism as a new Philosophy of Social Science; P. Baert. 6. The Cognitive Revolution and 21st Century Enlightenment: Towards a Contemporary Evolutionary Progressive World View; J.L. Bernheim. 7. Mac meets Philip II: The Changing Technological Discourse in Mexico; H. Castaños-Lomnitz. 8. Mea Culpa: Formal Education and the Dis-Integrated World; B.P. Coppola, D.S. Daniels. 9. Art Academies, Cultural Copying Fidelity and Society: Later European Visual Representation as a Predatory Phenomenon; B. Cullen. 10. Perspective Unity: Nietzsche and the Politics of International Health; J.W. Douard, Y.B. Panisset. 11. Let's Try and Pair Contradictory Pairs: Notes on the Dynamics of Antagonistic Cognition; M.-C. Dupré. 12. Control, Contestation, Collaboration: The Anorexic Body and a Rescripting of Psychiatry; S. Fuller. 13. Small Innovation Firms in a Transition Economy; N.B. Isakova. 14. Science and Technology in Transition: The Polish Case; A.H. Jasinski. 15. The Information Superhighway: The Atom-bomb of the 90's; N. Repenning. 16. Persons, Lives and Histories: An Attempt to a Critique of the Study of (Single) Persons in Psychohistory and Political Psychology; E. Rosseel.17. Wallerstein's World-System Analysis: A Critical Assessment; J.-L. Van Belle. 18. The Emergence of a Learning Society in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities; L. Van Langenhove. 19. The Media, the Public Sphere and Talk Shows; H. Verstraeten. 20. Science, Fiction & the Appeal of Complexity; A. Vranckx. Index.