User talk:ButterApple

history of science

Hi! You might be interested in Wikipedia:WikiProject History of Science (which also deals with all things STS). Also, let me present to the standard welcome boilerplate:

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The Tree of Knowledge System

Hi! I've noticed the edit wars that have been going on on the articles. I think you might find the Tree of Knowledge System by Gregg Henriques interesting. Henriques, who is now a psychology professor at James Madison University, devised this system to try and pinpoint where some of the major epistemological "tensions" arise from in psychology, and consequently offered solutions to these problems. Though I'm not in total agreement with the ToK, (who is ever in total agreement with everyting anyways?), I think Henriques does a good job of addressing some major issues in psychology, and I suspect you might, as well.

Here's a few external links if you're interested:

I hope this is of some usefullness to you. EPM (talk) 15:37, 12 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]