The Ubiquity of Public Science

Epistemology and Philosophy of Science 57 (4):62-69 (2020)
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Instead of using the binary of public versus private science or autonomous versus state-sponsored science, this paper focuses on the ways in which Science, the Scientific Community, and the Scientific Enterprise have all been and are still public, serving the common good through the production, dissemination, and consumption of technoscientific innovations.

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10.5840/eps202057457

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Raphael Sassower
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