Cong Hang-qing
Abstract
Collaborative research is a ubiquitous social phenomenon in modern science. That how to give it an epistemic appraisal, but not a description of new generation's sociology of science, is a realistic issue which contemporary philosophy of science and social epistemology confront with. This paper attempts to achieve it.
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Collaborative research is a ubiquitous social phenomenon in modern science. That how to give it an epistemic appraisal, but not a description of new generation's sociology of science, is a realistic issue which contemporary philosophy of science and social epistemology confront with. This paper attempts to achieve it.
Key concepts: Epistemology, Social epistemology, Sociology, Phenomenon, Philosophy of science, Philosophy