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Social Epistemology 9 (2):89 – 90 (1995)

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  • Centering: Proposals for an Interdisciplinary Research Center.Greg Myers - 1993 - Science, Technology and Human Values 18 (4):433-459.
    Governmental organizations funding science m several nations are creating large research centers that draw on several disciplines and that focus research on an area of immediate use to industrial concerns. I analyze eight proposals for a U.K. center devoted to human communication. I argue that the boundaries that such a center seeks to cross— between areas of knowledge, between disciplines, between academic and nonacademic research—are constructed in the proposals for strategic purposes m the immediate situations. The study supports other recent (...)
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