Tug of Love (Review of Kuhn versus Popper: The Struggle for the Soul of Science)

New Scientist (2411) (2003)
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A review of Steven Fuller's excellent book. Steve Fuller, professor of sociology at the University of Warwick, argues that, unfortunately for science, Kuhn won this debate. In the wake of Kuhn, science has come to be justified more by its paradigmatic pedigree than by its progressive aspirations. In other words, science is judged by whatever has come to be the dominant scientific community.

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Ray Scott Percival
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