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The sociology of knowledge revisited

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    Stephenie G. Edgerton

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The major influences on this paper are the studies of Sir Karl R. Popper, in methodology and social philosophy, and the studies of W. W. Bartley, in the theory of rationality. Professor Merle L. Borrowman, Mr. Ross Norris, and Miss Glorianne Leck provided many helpful comments and criticisms on an earlier draft. Professor Joseph Agassi was especially helpful during a few discussions on the problems of this paper.

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Edgerton, S.G. The sociology of knowledge revisited. Stud Philos Educ 4, 333–338 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00376317

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