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  <title type="html">ABC Taxa - History of science</title>
  <subtitle type="html">Here you can find a non-exhaustive list of journals that publish taxonomic papers on the history of taxonomy, systematics and/or evolution.&lt;br /&gt;
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  <title type="html">Biology and Philosophy</title>
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    <name>Yves Samyn</name>
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  <summary type="html" xml:lang="en">The past decades have witnessed fascinating and controversial advances in the biological sciences. One may think, for instance, of methods for analyzing the basic molecular units of heredity; of proposals and clarifications of the appropriate methods of classifying organisms; of exciting new ideas about the nature of the fossil record and their implications for the elucidation of evolutionary mechanisms; and of ways in which the biological study of behavior has been extended, theoretically and experimentally, and of supposed implications for humankind. To add to these internal issues, the outside world has also seen much debate on biology - in the world of education, for instance.&lt;br /&gt;
These and other issues have made biology one of the most exhilarating areas of science, and have aroused in biologists and philosophers an awareness that there is a need for meta-theoretical analysis, both about the very nature of biology, as well as about its social implications.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;em&gt;Biology and Philosophy&lt;/em&gt; is aimed at a broad readership, drawn from both the sciences and the humanities. The journal subscribes to no specific school of biology, nor of philosophy, and publishes work from authors of all persuasions and all disciplines. The editorial board reflects this attitude in its composition and its world-wide membership.&lt;br /&gt;
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  <title type="html">British Journal for the History of Science, The</title>
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  <summary type="html" xml:lang="en">This leading international journal publishes &lt;strong&gt;scholarly papers and review articles on all aspects of the history of science.&lt;/strong&gt; History of science is interpreted widely to include medicine, technology and social studies of science. BJHS papers make important and lively contributions to scholarship and the journal has been an essential library resource for more than thirty years. It is also used extensively by historians and scholars in related fields. A substantial book review section is a central feature. There are four issues a year, comprising an annual volume of over 600 pages.</summary>



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