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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Scientific Knowledge And Its Social ProblemsUser Review - Gina - GoodreadsThis classic of what has become the field of science studies, published in 1971, dismantles the myths of impartiality, Truth seeking (with a capital T), and moral infallibility that surrounded science ... Read full review Related books
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