The Tyranny of Science
2011
Rethinking Feyerabend: The 'Worst Enemy of Science'?
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Author Information
Author(s): Ian James Kidd
Primary Institution: Durham University
Conclusion
Feyerabend's work suggests that public concerns about science often stem from misunderstandings and that philosophers can play a crucial role in clarifying these issues.
Supporting Evidence
- Feyerabend argues that many public worries about science are based on misconceptions.
- Philosophers can help clarify public concerns about scientific issues.
- Feyerabend believes that science is not a singular discipline but consists of multiple sciences.
Takeaway
This article talks about a philosopher named Feyerabend who thinks that people often misunderstand science, and philosophers can help explain it better.
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