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Scientific American, 2018
The articles the impact of science-related cuts proposed by the US White Administration under President Donald Trump. It talks about how federal science agencies remain understaffed and lose critical expertise and capacity, like the Environmental Protection Agency, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and National Aeronautics and Space ...
Andrew A, Rosenberg, Kathleen, Rest
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The articles the impact of science-related cuts proposed by the US White Administration under President Donald Trump. It talks about how federal science agencies remain understaffed and lose critical expertise and capacity, like the Environmental Protection Agency, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and National Aeronautics and Space ...
Andrew A, Rosenberg, Kathleen, Rest
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The Science Wars: Responses to a Marriage Failed
Social Text, 1996Les « guerres de la science », ou l'attaque defensive contre la « fuite de la science et de la raison », sont dirigees contre des etudes recentes qui assimilent la science a une activite influencee par les forces sociales et politiques. L'interet intellectuel pour la science de la part de non-scientifiques s'est beaucoup developpe depuis plus de vingt ...
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2021
Abstract What do scientists actually know and what do they know about? Answers to these questions are crucial not only for our understanding of the nature of scientific knowledge, but also for the formulation of effective science-based public policies, from global warming and energy to biotechnology and nanoscience.
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Abstract What do scientists actually know and what do they know about? Answers to these questions are crucial not only for our understanding of the nature of scientific knowledge, but also for the formulation of effective science-based public policies, from global warming and energy to biotechnology and nanoscience.
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Scientific American, 2013
The author discusses the effects of politics on science, arguing that both liberals and conservatives can be hostile to various scientific facts. He notes that a large percentage of liberals believe in creationism and deny global warming, as well as dispute theories of human brain evolution and evolutionary psychology.
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The author discusses the effects of politics on science, arguing that both liberals and conservatives can be hostile to various scientific facts. He notes that a large percentage of liberals believe in creationism and deny global warming, as well as dispute theories of human brain evolution and evolutionary psychology.
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Osiris, 1985
Aux Etats-Unis pendant la periode coloniale (1604-1775), pendant la guerre d'independance (1775-1783), aux debuts de la republique (1783-1815), pendant la construction de la Nation (1815-1860), pendant la guerre civile (1861-1865), puis pendant et apres la premiere guerre mondiale (1914-1940) et enfin pendant la deuxieme guerre mondiale.
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Aux Etats-Unis pendant la periode coloniale (1604-1775), pendant la guerre d'independance (1775-1783), aux debuts de la republique (1783-1815), pendant la construction de la Nation (1815-1860), pendant la guerre civile (1861-1865), puis pendant et apres la premiere guerre mondiale (1914-1940) et enfin pendant la deuxieme guerre mondiale.
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Minerva, 2007
The so-called 'Science Wars' is a puzzling, largely American cultural phenomenon. The phrase gained prominence in 1996, when a rather obscure cultural studies journal called Social Text devoted an entire issue to critiques of Paul R. Gross and Norman Leavitt's controversial book, Higher Superstition: The Academic Left and its Quarrels with Science.1 ...
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The so-called 'Science Wars' is a puzzling, largely American cultural phenomenon. The phrase gained prominence in 1996, when a rather obscure cultural studies journal called Social Text devoted an entire issue to critiques of Paul R. Gross and Norman Leavitt's controversial book, Higher Superstition: The Academic Left and its Quarrels with Science.1 ...
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Nature, 1948
IN a foreword to this popular account of how science helped the armed forces to win the War, Sir Henry Dale explains that the object of the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Cabinet in securing approval for the preparation of this work was "to make available to the public an authoritative account of some of the more important aspects of the ...
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IN a foreword to this popular account of how science helped the armed forces to win the War, Sir Henry Dale explains that the object of the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Cabinet in securing approval for the preparation of this work was "to make available to the public an authoritative account of some of the more important aspects of the ...
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