各章出处

1.Commencement address at Washington College，Chestertown，Maryland on May 19，1985；in Societal Issues，Scientific Viewpoint，ed.M.Strom（American Institute of Physics，New York，1987），202-203.

2.Talk at the Tercentenary Celebration of Newton's Principia at the University of Cambridge，June 1987；in Nature 330，no.6147，433-437（1987）.

3.Talk at the Tercentenary Celebration of Newton's Principia at Queen's University，Ontario，October 29，1987；in Queen's Quarterly 95，96（1988）.

4.Living Philosophies：The Reflections of Some Eminent Men and Women of our Time，ed.Clifton Fadiman（Doubleday，New York，1990），264-270.

5.Based remarks made at the award of an honorary doctoral degree by the University of Padua，December 7，1992，in L'Anno Galileiano（Edizioni LINT，Trieste，1995），vol.Ⅰ，129-130，and a lecture，“The Heritage of Galileo's Thought in Modem Physics and Cosmology，”at the University of Padua，December 6，1992，in L'Anno Galileiano（Edizioni LINT，Trieste，1995），vol.Ⅳ，381-386.

6.Twentieth Century Physics，ed.L.M.Brown，A.Pais，and B.Pippard（Institute of Physics Publishing，Bristol and Philadelphia，1995），2033-2040.

7.Scientific American，October 1994，22-27；reprinted in Life in the Universe（W.H.Freeman，New York，1995），1-9；reprinted as“What Can We Know about the Universe？”in Scanning the Future：20 Eminent Thinkers on the World of Tomorrow，ed.Y.Blumenfeld（Thames & Hudson，London，1999），294-303.

8.Remarks at the symposium“What Do the Natural Sciences Know and How Do They Know It？”at the fifth national conference of the National Association of Scholars，Cambridge，Mass.，November 11，1994；in Academic Questions 8，8-13（1995）.

9.Stated Meeting Report at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences，Cambridge，Mass.，February 8，1995；in Bulletin of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 69，no.3，51（1995）.

10.The New York Review of Books，October 5，1995，39-42.

11.Daedalus 127，151-164（Winter 1998）.

12.The New York Review of Books，August 8，1996，11-15；reprinted in Science and Social Text（University of Nebraska Press，Lincoln，2000）.

13.The New York Review of Books，October 3，1996，55-56.

14.The New York Review of Books，June 121997，16-20；reprinted in part in Lettre International 38，no.3，74（1997）.

15.The New Republic，September 8 and 15，1997，22-23.

16.George，October 1997，70.

17.The New York Review of Books，October 8，1998，48-52；reprinted as“Wissensrevolutionen：Paradigmenwechsel：Zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte Thomas Kuhns，”Lettre Internationale 44，no.4，64-67（1998）；reprinted as“La revolución que nunca ocurrió，”Este Pais 94，2-9（January 1999）；reprinted as“Une vision corrosive du progress scientifique，”La Recherche 318，72-80（March 1999）.

18.The New York Review of Books，February 18，1999，49.

19.The Oxford History of the Twentieth Century，ed.M.Howard and W.R.Louis（Oxford University Press，Oxford，1998），22-34.

20.The New York Review of Books，October 21，1999，46-48；reprinted in German in Bild der Wissenschaft，December 1999，48-49；reprinted in Spanish in Este Pais—Tendencias y Opiniones 105，50-54（December 1999）；reprinted in German in Das Magazin 16，33-36（April 22-28，2000）；reprinted in Spanish in Revista de Occidente 230/231，158-171（July-August 2000）；reprinted in The Best American Science Writing，2000，ed.J.Gleick（HarperCollins，New York，2000）；reprinted in The Best American Essays，2000，ed.A Lightman（Houghton Mifflin，Boston，2000）.

21.The New York Review of Books，January 20，2000，64.

22.The Atlantic Monthly，January 2000，107-114；reprinted in Latvian in Rigas Laiks，May 2000，28-35.

23.The Times Literary Supplement，February 18，2000，8.