Scientific Temper: Virtues of Science in early 20th Century India

Current Science 117 (10):1571-1573 (2019)
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Abstract

Science is not possible in the absence of epistemic values (truth, simplicity), but what are the moral condi- tions (good, right) that secure these epistemic values in a just prosperous society? The question of value of science is not separate from the question of values in science-education. In the study of science and values, we have to ask two complementary questions: what are the values that science is expected to bring to educa- tion, and what are the values that an educated person is expected to bring to the theory and practice of science.

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Abhijeet Bardapurkar
Azim Premji University, Bengaluru, India

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