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Science and subjectivity
Indianapolis, Ind.: Hackett Pub. Co. (1982)
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Objectivity Under Attack: a fundamental feature of science is its ideal of objectivity, an ideal that subjects ...Other Versions
| original | Scheffler, Israel (1967) "Science and subjectivity". Bobbs-Merrill |
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