Do the Humanities Need a Relication Drive? A Debate Rages on: Retraction Watch, 13 February 2019

R. Peels; L.M. Bouter; René van Woudenberg

Do the Humanities Need a Relication Drive? A Debate Rages on: Retraction Watch, 13 February 2019

R. Peels, L.M. Bouter, René van Woudenberg

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we defend the idea that replication studies in the humanities aren't impossible, and that some sorts of studies are rather good candidates for such a study.

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Publication status	Published - 2019

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