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What Mary Didn't Know
Frank Jackson
The Journal of Philosophy·1986·708 citations
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View paper →You And Your Research
Richard W. Hamming
1986
Transcript of famous & widely-quoted 1986-03-07 lecture by Turing-Award mathematician Richard Hamming about how to do scientific research & development based on his life, antecedents of eminence, people he knew, the growing use of computers in science, navigating bureaucracy, maintaining creativity, and running Bell Labs.
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View paper →The Carrier Bag theory of Fiction
Ursula K Le Guin
1986·1 citations
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View paper →Adjustment to rape.
C. Buf Meyer, Shelley E. Taylor
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1986·143 citations
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View paper →Sex and Gender in Simone de Beauvoir's Second Sex
Judith Butler
Yale French Studies·1986·227 citations
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View paper →Beauvoir and Sartre: The Philosophical Relationship
Margaret A. Simons
Yale French Studies·1986·22 citations
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View paper →Made in Patriarchy: Toward a Feminist Analysis of Women and Design
Cheryl Buckley
Design Issues·1986·76 citations
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View paper →Feminists, Food and the Fair Price: The Cost of Living Demonstrations in Melbourne, August-September 1917
Judith Smart
Labour History·1986·15 citations
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View paper →Smell and other sensory disturbances in migraine
J. N. Blau, F. Solomon
Journal of Neurology, vol.232·1985·74 citations
Osmophobia or hyperosmia featured in 25 of 50 migraineurs during the headache phase of their attacks. Pleasant or unpleasant odours could precipitate migraines in 11 patients in this series. Other sensory disturbances and precipitants were also studied. Neurological precipitation of attacks provides further support for a primary neural rather than a vascular pathogenesis of migraine.
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