Objectivity, Science and Society: Interpreting Nature and Society in the Age of the Crisis of Science.

Christopher Prendergast · Paul A. Komesaroff

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Part 1: The Sociology of science: Issues and Hypotheses, orientations and disorientations. Part 2: Husserl: Insights and Dilemmas. Part 3: Objectivist Science and Capitalism: The possibility of non-objectivist science. Part 4: The diversity within modern science. Part 5: Introduction to the sociology of objectivity

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