Science, Truth, and Democracy (Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Science)
Philip Kitcher investigates the connections between scientific practice and democratic ideals, offering a philosophical framework for understanding how science serves society.
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Science, Truth, and Democracy explores the relationship between scientific inquiry and democratic society.
The book examines how scientific knowledge is produced and how it should inform public policy.
Philip Kitcher addresses questions about objectivity, values, and the role of science in a democratic context.
The work considers how citizens can engage meaningfully with complex scientific issues.
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