THE SOCIO-CULTURAL DIMENSIONS OF SCIENCE
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Dec 29, 2008
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Logical positivism and empiricism embody the scientific spirit that
puts science autonomous from culture and society. This can be
questioned from a cultural perspective, which accommodates the
various contexts of human knowledge. In this perspective, science
as a system of human knowledge is deeply rooted and colored by
the socio-cultural context.
puts science autonomous from culture and society. This can be
questioned from a cultural perspective, which accommodates the
various contexts of human knowledge. In this perspective, science
as a system of human knowledge is deeply rooted and colored by
the socio-cultural context.
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