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· 2013

Social Constructivism and the Philosophy of Science

André Kukla

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Philosopher André Kukla argues that current objections to social constructivism in science are inconclusive, but he also develops novel objections distinguishing social causes of belief from the claim that all facts are constructed.

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Field: History and Philosophy of Science

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