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Mertonov model étosu vedy, jeho kritika a možné využitie:

Boris Slovinský

Filosofický časopis (Philosophical Journal) > 2020 > 68 > 4 > 517-533

Merton’s concept of the ethos of science, which is one of the more significant contributions to the study of science, was long of only peripheral interest to the philosophy of science, or rather was completely ignored. But in recent decades there has been a noticeable revival of interest in Merton’s normative imperatives, partly in connection with the so-called social turn in the philosophy of science,...

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Conservative Apostles of Objectivity and the Myth of a “Liberal Bias” in Science

Julien Larregue

The American Sociologist > 2018 > 49 > 2 > 312-327

An article recently published in The American Sociologist argued that social scientists are biased because of their liberal views, and that this social activism might in turn explain the growing distrust of conservatives in the scientific community observed in the General Social Survey. Although I do agree that social scientists in the United States are mostly liberal, which is hard to contest given...

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Ideał nauki w silnym programie a problem autonomiczności nauki

Małgorzata Czarnocka

Filozofia i nauka. Studia filozoficzne i interdyscyplinarne > 2013 > 1 > 215-225

Artykuł ukazuje ideał nauki fundujący koncepcję nauki zaproponowaną w silnym programie. Problem autonomii nauki, tak, jak jest on postrzegany na gruncie silnego programu jest rozważany i porównywany z wielowymiarowym brakiem autonomii we współczesnych racjonalistycznych ujęciach nauki.

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Ideał nauki w silnym programie a problem autonomiczności nauki

Małgorzata Czarnocka

Filozofia i Nauka > 2013 > 1 > 215-225

Artykuł ukazuje ideał nauki fundujący koncepcję nauki zaproponowaną w silnym programie. Problem autonomii nauki, tak, jak jest on postrzegany na gruncie silnego programu jest rozważany i porównywany z wielowymiarowym brakiem autonomii we współczesnych racjonalistycznych ujęciach nauki.

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The eagle and the starlings: Galileo’s argument for the autonomy of science—how pertinent is it today?

Hugh Lacey, Pablo R. Mariconda

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science > 2012 > 43 > 1 > 122-131

After Galileo’s argument for the autonomy of science is analysed and adapted to take into account later developments of scientific practices, we conclude that, in the final analysis, it is not compelling. Nevertheless, Galileo’s argument still provides a useful point of reference, for aspects of it can be interpreted to anticipate central components of the often acclaimed ideal of science as value...

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CURRENT AND/OR RELEVANT? SOME REFLECTIONS ON AUTONOMY OF SCIENTIFIC OPINION BASED ON EXPERIENCE OF SERBIAN ETHNOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY AT THE BEGINNING OF THIRD MILLENNIUM

Aleksandra Pavićević

Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal) > 2011 > 98 > 3

Autonomy of science and art is an ideal of every civilized society. The distance between a certain society and this ideal depends on a large number of parameters, among which cultural enlightenment and consciousness of the main protagonists in realization of these two areas seem to be most important. Unfortunately, Serbia cannot boast with a high level of independency of creative processes. Nowadays,...

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Scientific Research–Who Should Govern?

Philip Kitcher

NanoEthics > 2007 > 1 > 3 > 177-184

I argue that the title question needs to be taken seriously because there are important questions about how the scientific agenda should be set. Natural answers to the question – declarations of the proper autonomy of science or expressions of faith in market forces – are found inadequate. Instead, I propose a form of democracy with respect to scientific research that will avoid the obvious dangers...

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The law for science

Janusz Goćkowski

Nauka > 2007 > 3

The issues discussed in the article are: 1) What does it mean: the law for science? 2) In what manner the law advantageous for science is created? 3) For what reason democracy endangers enacting the law advantageous for science? 4) What are the rules of enacting the law advantageous for science? 5) What kind of legislative interferences/interventions in the structures and processes of scientific work...

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Old and New Challenges for the Autonomy of Social Sciences

Elżbieta Hałas

Polish Sociological Review > 2006 > 156 > 4 > 395-408

The comparison of the picture of social sciences at the beginning of the 20th century and their state at the start of the 21st leads to the discovery of unexpected changes, contradictions and paradoxes typical of post-modernism. A question is addressed: do all these changes, which bring about the discussion of the post-modern era, cover also sciences, and social sciences in particular. Paradoxically,...

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The new attack on sexuality research: Morality and the politics of knowledge production

Steven Epstein

Sexuality Research and Social Policy > 2006 > 3 > 1 > 1-12

This article describes and analyzes recent attempts to construct moral panic about publicly funded sexuality research in the United States, including pressure to eliminate funding for research on sexual topics with public health relevance. At the same time, the article relates the events to other recent cases in which conservative politicians, policy makers, and advocacy groups have sought to shape...

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Old and New Challenges for the Autonomy of Social Sciences

E. Halas

Polish Sociological Review > 2006 > 4(156) > 395-407

The comparison of the picture of social sciences at the beginning of the 20th century and their state at the start of the 21st. leads to the discovery of unexpected changes, contradictions and paradoxes typical of post-modernism. A question is addressed: do all these changes, which bring about the discussion of the post-modern era, cover also sciences, and social sciences in particular. Paradoxically,...

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The Failure of British Multiculturalism: Lessons for Europe

J. Fomina

Polish Sociological Review > 2006 > 4(156) > 409-424

This paper acknowledges the need for greater convergence of immigrant and ethnic minorities integration policies in Europe and critically examines the general conviction that Great Britain is the source of best practice in this policy area. The articles' main thesis is that contrary to the commonly held view, multiculturalism as an integration policy is not effective and adequate. This claim is supported...

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Moderní a/nebo relevantní? Několik úvah o autonomii vědeckého myšlení založenýchna zkušenosti srbské etnologie/antropologie na počátku třetího tisíciletí

Aleksandra Pavićević

Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal) > 2011 > 98 > 3 > 227-238

Autonomy of science and art is an ideal of every civilized society. The distance between a certain society and this ideal depends on a large number of parameters, among which cultural enlightenment and consciousness of the main protagonists in realization of these two areas seem to be most important. Unfortunately, Serbia cannot boast with a high level of independency of creative processes. Nowadays,...

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Mertonov model étosu vedy, jeho kritika a možné využitie:

Conservative Apostles of Objectivity and the Myth of a “Liberal Bias” in Science

Ideał nauki w silnym programie a problem autonomiczności nauki

Ideał nauki w silnym programie a problem autonomiczności nauki

The eagle and the starlings: Galileo’s argument for the autonomy of science—how pertinent is it today?

CURRENT AND/OR RELEVANT? SOME REFLECTIONS ON AUTONOMY OF SCIENTIFIC OPINION BASED ON EXPERIENCE OF SERBIAN ETHNOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY AT THE BEGINNING OF THIRD MILLENNIUM

Scientific Research–Who Should Govern?

The law for science

Old and New Challenges for the Autonomy of Social Sciences

The new attack on sexuality research: Morality and the politics of knowledge production

Old and New Challenges for the Autonomy of Social Sciences

The Failure of British Multiculturalism: Lessons for Europe

Moderní a/nebo relevantní? Několik úvah o autonomii vědeckého myšlení založenýchna zkušenosti srbské etnologie/antropologie na počátku třetího tisíciletí

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