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1. • • Science is universal and unifying. An apple falls in the same way whether it falls in a 17th-century English garden, inspiring Isaac Newton to develop his laws of universal gravitation; or whether it falls anywhere on earth at any time in history.
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2. medium.com › indicscience › is-science-universal-899Is Science Universal?. How to leverage social, cultural, and ...

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   Nov 22, 2020 · Is Science Universal? Science is an endeavor to uncover the patterns of the nature so that we can understand the Ultimate Reality. Venki Ramakrishnan (Nobel laureate and President of...

3. link.springer.com › article › 10Is science a universal or a culture-specific endeavor? The ...

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   Jun 21, 2020 · In this theoretical paper, I argue that whether science is universal or culture-specific endeavor is a nature of science (NOS) question that needs to be explored critically by learners in a science classroom.

   • Author: Hagop A. Yacoubian
   • Email: hagop.yacoubian@lau.edu.lb

   • Publish Year: 2020

4. www.weforum.org › stories › 2018Science is universal and unifying - The World Economic Forum

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   Science is universal and unifying. An apple falls in the same way whether it falls in a 17th-century English garden, inspiring Isaac Newton to develop his laws of universal gravitation; or whether it falls anywhere on earth at any time in history.

5. nap.nationalacademies.org › read › 125399 The Universality of Science: Examples from History--Hossein ...

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   The only significant difference is that science is not a set of bizarre practices common to the members of an isolated and primitive tribe, but a rational universal practice that is nevertheless restricted to a big, powerful tribe.

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6. plato.stanford.edu › entries › scientific-pluralismScientific Pluralism - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Nov 3, 2021 · As philosophers of science increasingly highlighted in the 1970s and 1980s, scientific theories often do not reduce (Fodor 1974), there is not one universal scientific method (Feyerabend 1975), not only one fundamental scientific ontology (Dupré 1981), and successful science requires not only epistemic but also social diversity (Harding 1988).

7. www.imperial.ac.uk › research-and-innovationViews of the nature of science (VNOS) | Research | Imperial ...

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   Others claim that science is universal. That is, science transcends national and cultural boundaries and is not affected by social, political, and philosophical values, and intellectual norms of the culture in which it is practiced.

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   Is science Universal?

   • Therefore, science — as far as it represents the validated theories and laws — can be treated as universal. However, this does not (and should not) preclude concurrent inquiries based on different worldviews. Scientific Inquiry: Pursue Multiple Paradigms Concurrently?

   Is Science Universal? - Medium

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   What is the universality of Science?

   • The question of the universality of science can be investi- gated through three aspects: the epistemological aspect, the social 57 f 58 SCIENCE AS A GATEWAY TO UNDERSTANDING aspect, and the historical aspect. These three aspects are somewhat related.

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   What does universalism mean in science?

   • Universalists regard science as an intellectual activity whose truth-finding goal is not, in principle, affected by national, class, racial or other differences: science transcends human differences. (Matthews 1994, p. 182) Such a definition of universalism does not rule out the role of culture.

   Is science a universal or a culture-specific endeavor? The benefits of

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   Is science infused with social and cultural values?

   • Some claim that science is infused with social and cultural values. That is, science reflects the social and political values, philosophical assumptions, and intellectual norms of the culture in which it is practiced. Others claim that science is universal.

   Views of the nature of science (VNOS) - Imperial College London

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   Can science be multicultural and Universalist?

   • Sven Ove Hansson concludes that science is not based on new epistemic traditions and therefore, one can be both multicultural and universalist at the same time. This theoretical paper extends Hansson’s epistemic argument, particularly focusing on the role of critical thinking (CT) in knowledge development.

   Is science a universal or a culture-specific endeavor? The benefits of

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   Does Science reflect social and cultural values?

   • Others claim that science is universal. That is, science transcends national and cultural boundaries and is not affected by social, political, and philosophical values, and intellectual norms of the culture in which it is practiced. - If you believe that science reflects social and cultural values, explain why.

   Views of the nature of science (VNOS) - Imperial College London

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9. arxiv.org › pdf › 1704What is Science - arXiv.org

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   Science is collective, public knowledge; (ii) Science is universal and free of contradiction; (iii) Science emerges from science; (iv) Science is nevertheless bathed in ignorance and subject to change.