David Bloor 1942-present

  • Born

    he was born in derby the united kingdom in a small town called derby in 1942
  • strong programme

    he alongside his collegue, Barry Barnes,organized and follow through with his most influential work being the strong programme, This was a program that allowed for people to question the negative side of philosophical a priorism in the understanding of scientific knowledge which allowed for people to put fourth other opinions non numerical to issues
  • article published

    had two articles published one on a theory of the psyche and another writing of another psychologists work
    Bloor, David (1970). "Is the Official Theory of Mind Absurd?". British Journal for the Philosophy of Science. 21 (2): 167–183.
    Bloor, David (1970). "Explanation and Analysis in Strawson's 'Persons'". Australasian Journal of Philosophy. 48 (1): 2–9.
  • PhD

    He was awarded a Philosophical Doctorate by the university of Edinburgh for his thesis "Speech and the regulation of Behavior"
  • First book

    1983 his first published book was written on his theory of knowledge Bloor, David (1983). Wittgenstein: a social theory of knowledge. Macmillan and Columbia
  • John desmond bernal prize

    In 1996 he recieved the john desmond bernal prize for his works and contributions to the field of sociology
  • Most recent publication

    in 2011 he had his most recent publication Bloor, David (2011). The enigma of the aerofoil: rival theories in aerodynamics, 1909–1930. Chicago, Illinois: University of Chicago Press.