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onception of science in which the latter is assessed from the point of view of the interests of all of mankind, not only local constituencies. Social Epistemology will serve as a tool for this endeavour. It represents a naturalistic approach to epistemology, aimed at discovering empirically how mate

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Joseph Frankele more complex and ambivalent both the “science studies” and “the Cold War” become outside these more familiar spaces. The national stories collected in this book may appear incommensurable with what we know as science studies today, but these stories present a vantage point from which to pluralize

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Joseph Frankelstern world grounded in appeals to practices and traditions which most would regard as eccentric at best and absurd at worst? My suggestion is that Feyerabend was making a subtler point than one might suppose. For the purpose of these radical challenges was to determine if the members of Western soc

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absence of university level programs for the preparation of intermediate school science teachers; (d) the requirement of a thesis in many of the programs; (e) a lack of emphasis on field work; and (f) the adoption of an orientation that has some characteristics of the academic and technological ori

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Joseph Frankele intent to elicit conversational responses. We wrote the narratives presented in the study to preserve the insights shared by participants from their unique perspectives, and to avoid imposing an interpretation drawn from our worldview. Ultimately, the chapter highlights the ways in which scientifi

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