Science, Faith and Society

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Science, Faith and Society is a philosophical work by Michael Polanyi that explores the social and moral foundations of scientific inquiry and challenges the ideal of completely objective, value-free science.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
arguesAgainst conception of science as purely mechanical procedure
ideal of completely detached scientific observer
arguesFor acknowledgment of fiduciary frameworks in science
integration of ethical reflection into scientific life
recognition of personal participation in knowing
author Michael Polanyi
explores interaction between scientific beliefs and wider culture
limits of formal rules in guiding research
normative dimensions of scientific method
role of tradition in scientific progress
field epistemology
ethics of science
philosophy
philosophy of science
genre philosophy of science
social philosophy
hasPerspective anti-positivist view of science
communitarian view of scientific rationality
critical of scientism
influenced debates in philosophy of science
discussions of tacit knowledge
theory of personal knowledge
influencedBy Michael Polanyi
surface form: Michael Polanyi's experience as a scientist
language English
mainTopic community of scientists
critique of value-free science
ethics of scientific inquiry
moral foundations of scientific inquiry
objectivity in science
personal knowledge in science
relationship between science and society
role of faith in scientific practice
scientific authority and responsibility
social foundations of scientific inquiry
tacit commitments in scientific research
positionHeld attempts to make science purely objective can be misleading
faith-like assumptions underlie scientific practice
science is not completely value-free
scientific inquiry depends on moral and social commitments
scientific objectivity is rooted in shared standards of a community
scientists have social and moral responsibilities
relatedWork Personal Knowledge
The Tacit Dimension

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