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Research paper thumbnail of Technology and Anxiety in Melville's Lightning-Rod Man

A Chapter in McCranor and Michels' "Science Fiction and Political Philosophy"

Research paper thumbnail of Richard L. Velkley , Being after Rousseau: Philosophy and Culture in Question . Reviewed by

Philosophy in Review, 2003

Research paper thumbnail of Scientific Life as Moral Life?  Virtue and the Cartesian Scientist

Published in Lawler and Guerra "The Science of Modern Virtue", NIU Press

Research paper thumbnail of Old Atlantis, New Atlantis, and the Vicissitudes of Things

The final published version of this essay includes many errata that were introduced by an editor ... more The final published version of this essay includes many errata that were introduced by an editor for the journal. I post the more accurate essay here

Research paper thumbnail of On the Significance of the Literary Character of Francis Bacon's New Atlantis for an Understanding of His Political Thought

The Review of Politics, 2010

... Francis Bacon's New Atlantis for an Understanding of His Political Thought Tobin... more ... Francis Bacon's New Atlantis for an Understanding of His Political Thought Tobin L. Craig ... FrankManuel and Fritzie Manuel speak of the scientist as “Bacon's idealized self-image” (Utopian Thought in the Western World [Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1979], 254). ...

Research paper thumbnail of Citizen Forums Against Technocracy? The Challenge of Science to Democratic Decision-Making

Through a critical consideration of recent proposals urging the use of "citizen forums" or "mini-... more Through a critical consideration of recent proposals urging the use of "citizen forums" or "mini-publics" on issues involving science, this article reflects on the challenge posed to democracy and democratic decision making by the intellectual authority of modern science. Though the danger of a descent into technocracy is real and pressing, arguably the most serious challenge to democracy today, these novel "deliberative democratic" institutions are unpromising as a corrective beyond the local level, and may actually exacerbate the problem. The article concludes with a consideration of alternatives.

Research paper thumbnail of "Science, Technology, and Politics" Encyclopedia of Political Science

Drafts by Tobin L Craig

Research paper thumbnail of Protecting Democracy from Science, and Science from Democracy:   A Defense of the Science/Politics Boundary

Research paper thumbnail of Technology and Anxiety in Melville's Lightning-Rod Man

A Chapter in McCranor and Michels' "Science Fiction and Political Philosophy"

Research paper thumbnail of Richard L. Velkley , Being after Rousseau: Philosophy and Culture in Question . Reviewed by

Philosophy in Review, 2003

Research paper thumbnail of Scientific Life as Moral Life?  Virtue and the Cartesian Scientist

Published in Lawler and Guerra "The Science of Modern Virtue", NIU Press

Research paper thumbnail of Old Atlantis, New Atlantis, and the Vicissitudes of Things

The final published version of this essay includes many errata that were introduced by an editor ... more The final published version of this essay includes many errata that were introduced by an editor for the journal. I post the more accurate essay here

Research paper thumbnail of On the Significance of the Literary Character of Francis Bacon's New Atlantis for an Understanding of His Political Thought

The Review of Politics, 2010

... Francis Bacon's New Atlantis for an Understanding of His Political Thought Tobin... more ... Francis Bacon's New Atlantis for an Understanding of His Political Thought Tobin L. Craig ... FrankManuel and Fritzie Manuel speak of the scientist as “Bacon's idealized self-image” (Utopian Thought in the Western World [Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1979], 254). ...

Research paper thumbnail of Citizen Forums Against Technocracy? The Challenge of Science to Democratic Decision-Making

Through a critical consideration of recent proposals urging the use of "citizen forums" or "mini-... more Through a critical consideration of recent proposals urging the use of "citizen forums" or "mini-publics" on issues involving science, this article reflects on the challenge posed to democracy and democratic decision making by the intellectual authority of modern science. Though the danger of a descent into technocracy is real and pressing, arguably the most serious challenge to democracy today, these novel "deliberative democratic" institutions are unpromising as a corrective beyond the local level, and may actually exacerbate the problem. The article concludes with a consideration of alternatives.

Research paper thumbnail of "Science, Technology, and Politics" Encyclopedia of Political Science

Research paper thumbnail of Protecting Democracy from Science, and Science from Democracy:   A Defense of the Science/Politics Boundary

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