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History of science

a web of affect-saturated values, such as trust and precision, that structures scientific work and holds its communities together.

In history of science, moral economy of science refers to a web of affect-saturated values, such as trust and precision, that structures scientific work and holds its communities together. This meaning comes from Daston (1995) in Osiris.[1]

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References

Daston, L. (1995). The Moral Economy of Science. Osiris, 10, 2-24. https://doi.org/10.1086/368740

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