Value-Free Science?: Purity and Power in Modern Knowledge

Value-Free Science?: Purity and Power in Modern Knowledge

1991 • 364 pages

Proctor lucidly demonstrates how value-neutrality is a reaction to larger political developments, including the use of science by government and industry, the specialization of professional disciplines, and the efforts to stifle intellectual freedoms or to politicize the world of the academy.

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