Science and Postmodernism: From Right-Thinking to Soft-Despotism.
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Abstract
Given that some groups want to force scientists into "public engagement", it is legitimate to engage in a debate about the ideology of those groups, which I define as postmodern. Postmodernism tries to impose social coercive tools in the form of 'democratization of science' or 'Responsible Research and Innovation'.
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| Authors | Kuntz, Marcel; |
| Journal | Trends in Biotechnology |
| Year | 2017 |
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