Science transformed?: debating claims of an epochal break

Alfred Nordmann, Hans Radder, Gregor Schiemann

2012-06-01otherChoice Reviews Online68 citationsgreen

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Research, Science, and Academia Philosophy and History of Science Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

Abstract

We Are Not Witnesses to a New Scientific Revolution 31 GreGor scHiemANN 14. "Knowledge Is Power," or How to Capture the Relationship between Science and Technoscience 43 mArtiN cArrier

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