The rational and the social

James Robert Brown

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Philosophy and History of Science Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Philosophy, Science, and History

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Critically examines the approach to science of Bloor, Barnes and other 'strong programme' sociologists. It tries to determine the ways in which social forces and rational theory choice interact with each other. This book should be of interest to students of philosophy.

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