Where's the expertise? Expert systems as a medium of knowledge transfer
H. M. Collins , R. C. Draper , R. H. Green
Proc. of the fifth technical conference of the British Computer Society Specialist Group on Expert Systems on Expert systems 85 323 -334
82
1986
Rat-tale: sociology's contribution to understanding human and machine cognition
H. M. Collins
Expertise in context 293 -311
8
1997
En parapsychologie, rien ne se passe qui ne soit scientifique... in La science telle qu'elle se fait. Anthologie de la sociologie des sciences de langue anglaise.
H. M. Collins , D. Ebnother , T. J. Pinch
FRA 249 -289
1
1982
Expert systems: some possible implications for information science
H. M. Collins
Library and information research report ( 70) 113 -124
1989
Replication of experiments: a sociological comment
H. M. Collins
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 1 ( 3) 391 -392
1978
Dissecting Surgery: Forms of Life Depersonalized
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 24 ( 2) 311 -333
46
1994
Ai-Vey!: Response to Slezak
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 22 ( 1) 201 -203
1992
Knowledge, Norms and Rules in the Sociology of Science
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 12 ( 2) 299 -309
26
1982
Special Relativism — The Natural Attitude
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 12 ( 1) 139 -143
20
1982
Private Science and Public Knowledge: The Committee for the Scientific Investigation of the Claims of the Paranormal and its Use of the Literature:
T. J. Pinch , H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 14 ( 4) 521 -546
38
1984
With Enemies Like This, Who Needs Friends?
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 15 ( 1) 176 -177
1
1985
The Possibilities of Science Policy
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 15 ( 3) 554 -558
40
1985
Computers and the sociology of scientific knowledge1
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 19 ( 4) 613 -624
17
1989
Simon's Slezak
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 21 ( 1) 148 -149
4
1991
Dimensions of Debate
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 16 ( 3) 557 -563
1
1986
Certainty and the public understanding of science: Science on television1
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 17 ( 4) 689 -713
107
1987
Public Experiments and Displays of Virtuosity: The Core-Set Revisited:
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 18 ( 4) 725 -748
126
1988
The Science Police
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 29 ( 2) 287 -294
11
1999
Tantalus and the aliens: Publications, audiences and the search for gravitational waves
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 29 ( 2) 163 -197
62
1999
In Praise of Futile Gestures: How Scientific is the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge?:
H. M. Collins
Social Studies of Science 26 ( 2) 229 -244
31
1996