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040			_aCo-BoUCM _bspa _cSaul Niño _dSaul Niño _dSaul Niño
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100	1		_aGolinski, Jan _961643
245	1	0	_aMaking natural knowledge _bconstructivism and the history of science _cJan Golinski ; with a new preface
260			_aChicago _bUniversity of Chicago Press _c2005
300			_axxii, 236 páginas
490	0		_aCambridge history of science
505	0		_aList of Illustrations; New Preface (2005); Preface; Introduction: Challenges to the Classical View of Science; 1. An Outline of Constructivism; 2. Identity and Discipline; 3. The Place of Production; 4. Speaking for Nature; 5. Interventions and Representations; 6. Culture and Construction; Coda: The Obligations of Narrative; Bibliography; Index.
520			_aArguably the best available introduction to constructivism, a research paradigm that has dominated the history of science for the past forty years, Making Natural Knowledge reflects on the importance of this theory, tells the history of its rise to prominence, and traces its most important tensions. Viewing scientific knowledge as a product of human culture, Jan Golinski challenges the traditional trajectory of the history of science as steady and autonomous progress. In exploring topics such as the social identity of the scientist, the significance of places where science is practiced, and th.
546			_aTexto en inglés
650		7	_aCiencia _xHistoria _943013
650		7	_aCiencia _xHistoriografía _910767
650		7	_aConstructivismo (Filosofía) _911717
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