The Social and Epistemic Organization of Scientific Work

Edward J. Hackett · John N. Parker · Niki Vermeulen · Bart Penders

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Science is work, and viewing science as a form of work demystifies it, eclipsing the quest ~ for timeless truth with more mundane efforts to secure resources, conduct research, construct arguments, open (and protect) spheres of inquiry, and produce evidence convincingenough to pass through peer review into print.How scientific work is organized

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