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Subversion of Scientism: A Brief Survery on Scientific Nature of Modern "Anti-Science"

Huang Ze-jing

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From 1960's to the early of 1970's,there is a new trend of thought known as anti-science,this influences the third world countries gradually,and the anti-science becomes worldwide.This article is trying to explain scientific nature of the modern anti-science from implication of scientific spirit and the defects of scientism.

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From 1960's to the early of 1970's,there is a new trend of thought known as anti-science,this influences the third world countries gradually,and the anti-science becomes worldwide.This article is trying to explain scientific nature of the modern anti-science from implication of scientific spirit and the defects of scientism.

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From 1960's to the early of 1970's,there is a new trend of thought known as anti-science,this influences the third world countries gradually,and the anti-science becomes worldwide.This article is trying to explain scientific nature of the modern anti-science from implication of scientific spirit and the defects of scientism.

Key concepts: Scientism, Subversion, Epistemology, Philosophy, Political science, Law, Politics

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