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Is Science Value Free? Values and Scientific Understanding, by Hugh Lacey [Book Review]
Heythrop Journal 46 (4):587-588 (2005)
Abstract
Can we sustain the idea, once expressed by Henri Poincaré, that science and values only touch but do not interpenetrate? Isn’t such an idea nothing more than an idealization? Is there no link between science and genuine human flourishing?Author's Profile
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