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COLLAPSE OF DISTANCE: EPISTEMIC STRATEGIES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOSCIENCE

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Philosophy and History of Science Philosophy, Science, and History Cybernetics and Technology in Society

Abstract

Already the title of this paper shoulders too heavy a burden of proof. By contrasting science and technoscience it alludes to an epochal break or fundamental shift in the culture of research. "Science " refers to theoretical representations of nature as we know them primarily from the history of physics and primarily from a tradition that begins with Einstein and ends

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