Pragmatic Constructions of Reality: Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook 25

Unveiling the Social Fabric of Scientific Knowledge

The world we perceive is not an objective, static entity but rather a constantly evolving tapestry woven by the threads of our social and cultural experiences. In 'Pragmatic Constructions of Reality: Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook 25', renowned scholars present a groundbreaking examination of how scientific knowledge is shaped by its social context.

Simulation: Pragmatic Constructions of Reality (Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook Book 25)

by Carl Schmitt

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The Interplay of Knowledge and Society

This captivating volume delves into the intricate relationship between knowledge production and the social structures that surround it. Authors explore how scientific practices are influenced by societal values, economic interests, and political ideologies. They challenge the notion of science as a purely objective pursuit, revealing the ways in which social factors permeate every aspect of scientific inquiry.

Case Studies in Scientific Controversies

To illustrate these complex dynamics, the book presents a series of compelling case studies that examine scientific controversies and their social implications. From the heated debates surrounding climate change to the ethical dilemmas posed by genetic engineering, these case studies provide vivid examples of how social and cultural factors shape scientific knowledge and its reception by society.

Contributions from Leading Scholars

This thought-provoking volume features contributions from a diverse group of internationally recognized scholars in the field of science studies. Their expertise spans the disciplines of sociology, history, philosophy, and anthropology, ensuring a comprehensive and nuanced exploration of the topic.

• Professor X: Renowned sociologist specializing in the social construction of scientific knowledge
• Professor Y: Distinguished historian of science who has extensively studied the interplay between science and society
• Professor Z: Award-winning philosopher known for his work on the epistemology of science

Benefits for Readers

By delving into 'Pragmatic Constructions of Reality', readers will gain a profound understanding of:

• The social and cultural factors that shape scientific knowledge
• The complexities of scientific controversies and their social implications
• The role of scientists as both knowledge producers and social actors
• The dynamic interplay between science and society

Target Audience

This book is essential reading for:

• Sociologists of science
• Science historians
• Philosophers of science
• Anthropologists of science
• Anyone interested in the relationship between science and society

Praise for 'Pragmatic Constructions of Reality'

"This volume is a tour de force in the field of science studies. It provides a comprehensive and nuanced examination of the social and cultural factors that shape scientific knowledge." - Professor A, University of California, Berkeley

"A must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complex interplay between science and society. The case studies are particularly compelling and offer valuable insights into the social dynamics of scientific controversies." - Professor B, University of Oxford

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Simulation: Pragmatic Constructions of Reality (Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook Book 25)

by Carl Schmitt

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Language	:	English
File size	:	2534 KB
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Screen Reader	:	Supported
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	220 pages

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