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Cultures of Scientific Culture

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Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis Research, Science, and Academia Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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The sciencescape has been completely transformed in just over 30 years. Science exerts such impact on today's society as to have completely remodelled it. The ways of appropriating knowledge, individual and collective, in terms of parcelling disciplines, the burgeoning knowledge produced by each of them, and the demultiplication of information sources, can no longer be thought of in terms of the model that prevailed up to now. To imagine another model, one must try to understand what has changed.

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