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Why Trust Science?

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In 'Why Trust Science?', Naomi Oreskes offers a compelling exploration of the nature of scientific knowledge and the reasons why it is trustworthy. Through historical case studies and philosophical analysis, she examines how scientific consensus is achieved and the role of dissent and debate in the scientific process. Oreskes addresses common misconceptions about science and argues for the importance of trust in scientific expertise, especially in an era of widespread misinformation.
Publisher
Princeton University Press
Publication year
2019
ISBN-13
9780691179001
Pages
376
Language
English
Subjects
Science PhilosophyEpistemologyPublic PolicyScience CommunicationHistory of ScienceSociology of ScienceScientific MethodologyTrust and CredibilityClimate ChangeContemporary Issues

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