For example, Kelty and Panofsky (2014) in their assessment of participation in online platforms and Prainsack (2014a) in her typology of citizen science initiatives, for example, have touched upon the issues of data sharing and both provide critical insights on data sharing and user's experience.
Ilja Srubar developed the pragmatic dimensions of Schutz's thought and several of its economic and political implications, Lester Embree clarified his typology of the sciences, and Fred Kersten has expanded his aesthetic insights.
Benassi et al. (1980) offered a typology of sources for pseudoscientific beliefs: (a) Common errors in human reasoning (b) Poor or erroneous science education (c) Sensationalistic or inadequate media coverage of science topics (d) Sociocultural factors (e.g., nationality, religious affiliation, and socialization specific to one's race or gender) .
A classic reference in this kind, away from the syntactic model, is Oppenheim and Putnam's "The Unity of Science as a Working Hypothesis" (Oppenheim and Putnam 1958; Oppenheim and Hempel had worked in the 1930s on taxonomy and typology, a question of broad intellectual, social and political relevance in Germany at the time).
Using the proposed requisites of sustainable education programs provided in the typology of the first article of this special issue, we examine whether and how learning science theory and research can contribute to such ongoing efforts.
The first outcome of our study is a typology of science industry collaborations built on a formal procedure (a multi-correspondence analysis followed by an ascendant hierarchical classification) exhibiting five coherent types of collaborations that we describe precisely.
The typology of God and Satan, Us and Them, appears.
Geels, F. W. & Schot, J. Typology of sociotechnical transition pathways.
Here, we offer a typology of four approaches.
A quantitative approach to the morphological typology of language.
