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Counter-movements in the sciences : the sociology of the alternatives to big science

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Science and its Critics: Reflections on Anti-Science.- Anti-Establishment Science in Some British Journals.- Knowledge and Opinions.- Can the Unity of Sciences be Considered as the the Norm of Sciences?.- Guardians at the Frontiers of Science.- Alternatives in Science - Alternatives to Science.- Counter-movements and the Sciences: Theses Supporting Counter-movements to the 'Scientisation of the World'.- Science and Ignorance.- It May Be That On Earth No-one Speaks the Truth.- Resistance to the Machine.- Is Anti-Science not-Science? The Case of Parapsychology.- Organic Farmers Celebrate Organic Research: A Sociology of Popular Science.- Hyper-reflexivity: A New Danger for the Counter-movements.

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