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Pandit, G. L. (2000). Environmental actions: Can a part control the whole? In Problems of Action
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FOW archive at: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/friendsofwisdom.html.
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accessible in Indo-German Science Circle Website of the Embassy of Federal Republic of
Germany, New Delhi. www.science-cooperation.org/www.science-circle.org
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methodology of epistemic appraisal (Springer Paperback). In Boston studies in the philosophy
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Methods of Science, Making it More Rational, Responsible and Far Reaching”, Friends of
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by Bran’s Head Books 1976).
Pandit, G. L. (2010c). How simple is it for science to acquire wisdom according to its choicest
aims? Philosophia, 38, 649–666. A Special No. of Philosophical Quarterly of Israel, doi:10.
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Pandit, G. L. (2012a). Methodological variance: Essays in epistemological ontology and the
methodolohy of science (Springer Paperback). Boston studies in the philosophy of science
(Vol. 131, xxiv + 422 pp). Dordrecht/Boston/London: Springer Verlag: Netherlands.
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Wiederentdeckung menschlicher und nicht-menschlicher Interessenssphaeren. Wiener
Vorlesungen, Band 41. Picus Verlag: Wien (Vienna), Austria.
Pandit, G. L. (September 1999). Paradoxes of progress: How can humanity improve environmental
thinking and environmental action? In Politics and the Life Sciences, 18, 241–242.
Pandit, G. L. (2000). Environmental actions: Can a part control the whole? In Problems of Action
and Observation, a Special Issue of Systemica 12 (2000, 351–368), Journal of the Dutch
Systems Group. Proceedings of the International Conference held in Amsterdam, the
Netherlands, in April 1997. BKS + ad.
Pandit, G. L. (2001a). Participate and reconnect: The problem of improving the human condition.
In Gerard de Zeeuw, Martha Vahl and Ed Mennuti (Eds.) Problems of Participation and
Connection, a Special Issue of Systemica 13 (337–341), the Journal of the Dutch Systems
Group. Proceedings of the International Conference held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 5–9
April 1999. Lincoln Research Centre.
Pandit, G. L. (2001b). Leibniz and the Changing Images of Universal Interconnectedness. In Hans
Poser et al. (Hrsg.) VII. Internationaler Leibniz-Kongress “NIHIL SINE RATIONE – Mensch,
Natur und Technik im Wirken von G. W. Leibniz”, Vortraege 2. Teil. Technische Universitaet
Berlin (942–947).
Pandit, G. L. (2006). Leibniz´s Weltbild of Universal Interconnectedness. In Herbert Breger,
Jürgen Herbst und Sven Erdner (Hrsg.) Einheit in der Vielheit. Vorträge 2. Teil, VIII.
Internationaler Leibniz-Kongress Vorträge (769–779).
Pandit, G. L. (2007a). Ethical tasks of media advocacy in the 21st century. In Philosophie der
Informationsgesellschaft/Philosophy of the Information Society, Beitraege des 30.
Internationalen Wittgenstein Symposium (August 5–11, 2007), Band XV, edited by Herbert
Hrachovec, Alois Pichler and Joseph Wang, pp. 169–173. Kichberg am Wechsel: Austrian
Ludwig Wittgenstein Society. Available at http://wab.uib.no/agora-alws/
Pandit, G. L. (2007b). Rethinking science—Studies with a return to natural philosophy. Friends of
Wisdom News Letter (No. 1, November 2007: 28–32), A Review Essay based on Nicholas
Maxwell: Is Science Neurotic? Imperial College Press: 2004, pp. xx + 240. For details, visit
FOW archive at: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/friendsofwisdom.html.
Pandit, G. L. (2008). Universities with a room for wisdom inquiry. In Friends of Wisdom News
Letter, No. 3, July 2008, pp. 4–9.
Pandit, G. L. (2009). Ethics in public domain: Biomedical research and beyond. In Alok Srivastava
and Ipsita Roy (Eds.), Bio-Nano-Geo sciences: The future challenge, Humboldt-KollegPalampur (India), Anne Books: New Delhi/Chennai/Mumbai 2009, pp. 187–208. A pre-print is
accessible in Indo-German Science Circle Website of the Embassy of Federal Republic of
Germany, New Delhi. www.science-cooperation.org/www.science-circle.org
Pandit, G. L. (2010a). The structure and growth of scientific knowledge—A study in the
methodology of epistemic appraisal (Springer Paperback). In Boston studies in the philosophy
of science (Vol. 73, xxii + 231 pp, with an Editorial Preface by Robert S. Cohen and Marx W.
Wartofsky). The Netherlands: Springer (New Paperback ISBN 10: 9048183758 ISBN 13:
9789048183753)
Pandit, G. L. (2010b). “Aim Oriented Empiricism: How We Might Improve the Aims and
Methods of Science, Making it More Rational, Responsible and Far Reaching”, Friends of
Wisdom Newsletter, No. 6, January 2010, pp. 30–37, a Review Essay based on Nicholas
Maxwell: What is Wrong with Science? Second Edition, Pentire Press: London (first published
by Bran’s Head Books 1976).
Pandit, G. L. (2010c). How simple is it for science to acquire wisdom according to its choicest
aims? Philosophia, 38, 649–666. A Special No. of Philosophical Quarterly of Israel, doi:10.
1007/s11406-010-9252-y
Pandit, G. L. (2012a). Methodological variance: Essays in epistemological ontology and the
methodolohy of science (Springer Paperback). Boston studies in the philosophy of science
(Vol. 131, xxiv + 422 pp). Dordrecht/Boston/London: Springer Verlag: Netherlands.
Dedicated to Karl R. Popper (1902–1994), this work was completed by the author during
158
G.L. Pandit