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Criticising Objectivity of Knowledge by Sociology of Scientific Knowledge

Wei Liu

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From the point of view of relativism,Sociology of Scientific Knowledge(SSK) analyse the content and form of scientific knowledge.Though logistical analysis and support of cases,SSK animadvert on the objectivity of knowledge.But it can't be abandoned,the objectivity should get more analyses with the developing of philosophy of science.

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From the point of view of relativism,Sociology of Scientific Knowledge(SSK) analyse the content and form of scientific knowledge.Though logistical analysis and support of cases,SSK animadvert on the objectivity of knowledge.But it can't be abandoned,the objectivity should get more analyses with the developing of philosophy of science.

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From the point of view of relativism,Sociology of Scientific Knowledge(SSK) analyse the content and form of scientific knowledge.Though logistical analysis and support of cases,SSK animadvert on the objectivity of knowledge.But it can't be abandoned,the objectivity should get more analyses with the developing of philosophy of science.

Key concepts: Objectivity (philosophy), Relativism, Epistemology, Sociology of scientific knowledge, Sociology of knowledge, Philosophy of science, Sociology, Philosophy

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