In a 1983 paper, Thomas Gieryn argued that the process of "boundary-work" helps to define this discipline, which is studied from a sociological perspective by the "strong programme" of the Edinburgh School.
The false distinction made in the study of true and false beliefs in this discipline was criticized in the book Knowledge and Social Imagery by David Bloor. In a 1983 paper, Thomas Gieryn argued that the process of "boundary-work" helps to define this discipline, which is studied from a sociological perspective by the "strong programme" of the Edinburgh School. A book titled for this discipline "in a free society" was written by an Austrian proponent of "epistemological anarchism" who criticized Karl Popper's falsificationist approach to this discipline. For 10 points, name this academic discipline analyzed by Paul Feyerabend in the book Against Method, which develops through a process of "paradigm shifts" according to a book on the "structure" of its "revolutions" by Thomas Kuhn.
The false distinction made in the study of true and false beliefs in this discipline was criticized in the book Knowledge and Social Imagery by David Bloor.
science [or The Structure of Scientific Revolutions; accept subdisciplines until “in a free society” is read] &lt;Social Science&gt;