Scientonomy
Scientonomy Community · Canada
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Scientonomy investigates the dynamics of scientific change, focusing on epistemic elements such as theories, questions, methods, and norms. It examines how epistemic agents accept, reject, and employ these elements, and how these processes contribute to the evolution of scientific disciplines. The field also explores concepts like authority delegation, epistemic stances, and the demarcation of science.
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Scientonomy is indexed in DOAJ.
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