Science in Danger, or Technoscience Becomes Dangerous?

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Epistemology and Philosophy of Science 57 (1):51-58 (2020)
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This paper summarizes the discussion on technoscience and its key question whether the phenomenon indicated by this term means a radical transformation of science and its replacement with some new social objectification. Based on the remarks of the discussion participants, we raise questions on mathematical rationality contribution in technoscience development, technical (magical) domination on nature (environment) and man as the leitmotif of the New European culture and the connection of techno-science, financial capital and liberal capitalism.

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10.5840/eps20205716

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