Does Narrative Matter?: Engendering belief in electromagnetic theory

In Martin Carrier, Rebecca Mertens & Carsten Reinhardt (eds.), Narratives and comparisons: adversaries or allies in understanding science? [Bielefeld]: Bielefeld University Press, an imprint of Transcript Verlag (2020)
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