Current Teaching

I’m currently teaching HSTS 419 (Studies in Scientific Controversy)

Course Website

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Resarch Notes on OSU History of Science Blog

I’ve posted a little blurb about my current research on the Oregon State University History of Science blog.

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Welcome

Welcome to my homepage.

A bit about me:

Mason Tattersall is a doctoral candidate in the History and Philosophy of Science who works in the fields of modern intellectual history and the history of science, primarily dealing with the history of questions of relational and transcendent meaning in European philosophy and the history of science (particularly quantum mechanics). Other areas of interest include: the history of philosophy, particularly the thought of Martin Heidegger; issues of authenticity, meaning, belief, and the history of nihilism; the existentialist tradition, especially Heidegger, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche; historiography and historical thinking; the history of scientific thought, art, literature, expressionism, and visual culture (especially film).

(More information can be found on the “About” page.

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