Philosophy of Science after Feminism

Janet A. Kourany

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Providing not only a (descriptively and normatively) more adequate philosophy of science than what we have now, but also a more socially engaged and socially responsible philosophy of science, this book aims to promote a more socially engaged and socially responsible science.

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