Why I am not a scientist: anthropology and modern knowledge

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Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies History of Science and Natural History Philosophy and History of Science

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Preface 1. Science as a Culture and as a Side 2. The Scientific Revolution 3. Normative Science 4. Science as Practice 5. The Problem of Creationism 6. Bogus Science 7. Scientific Misconduct 8. The Rise and Fall of Colonial Science 9. Racial and Gendered Science 10. Nature/Culture Notes Index

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