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It opens up new possibilities for science and for human life, but it also presents
new problems and dangers. For science itself, the analogies between the
industrial production of material goods and that of scientific results have their
uses, and ...
It opens up new possibilities for science and for human life, but it also presents
new problems and dangers. For science itself, the analogies between the
industrial production of material goods and that of scientific results have their
uses, and ...
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Our present task, then, is not to decide whether the two dominant images of
science are correct portrayals of the past and the present; but to establish the
categories in whose terms problems relating to that question can be properly ...
Our present task, then, is not to decide whether the two dominant images of
science are correct portrayals of the past and the present; but to establish the
categories in whose terms problems relating to that question can be properly ...
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At the present time, the disciplines that present the most obvious evidence of
ineffectiveness or at least immaturity, are those which attempt to study human
behaviour in the style of the mathematical- experimental natural sciences. But it is
...
At the present time, the disciplines that present the most obvious evidence of
ineffectiveness or at least immaturity, are those which attempt to study human
behaviour in the style of the mathematical- experimental natural sciences. But it is
...
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Introduction | 1 |
Social Problems of Industrialized Science | 31 |
THE ACHIEVEMENT OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE | 69 |
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