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The Science Wars Go Local: The Reception of Radical Constructivism in Quebec

Marie Larochelle, Jacques Désautels

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Context: Ernst von Glasersfeld’s constructivist epistemology has been a source of intellectual inspiration for several Quebec researchers, particularly in the field of science and mathematics …

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Context: Ernst von Glasersfeld’s constructivist epistemology has been a source of intellectual inspiration for several Quebec researchers, particularly in the field of science and mathematics …

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Context: Ernst von Glasersfeld’s constructivist epistemology has been a source of intellectual inspiration for several Quebec researchers, particularly in the field of science and mathematics …

Key concepts: Neurophenomenology, Enactivism, Constructivism (international relations), Autopoiesis, Epistemology, Philosophy, Political science, Sociology

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