We cannot live by scepticism alone

Harry Collins
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Harry Collins: Harry Collins is director of the Centre for the Study of Knowledge Expertise Science at Cardiff University, UK. He is currently working on a book about tacit and explicit knowledge. collinshm@cf.ac.uk

Nature, 2009, vol. 458, issue 7234, 30-30

Abstract: Scientists have been too dogmatic about scientific truth and sociologists have fostered too much scepticism — social scientists must now elect to put science back at the core of society, says Harry Collins.

Date: 2009
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