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national styles of science: a standalone construct

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national stylesof science1 CONSTRUCTNational styles ofHARWOOD · HISTORY OF SCIENCE

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History of science

distinctive patterns of problem choice, practice and theory shared by a scientific community and shaped by its national and institutional setting.

In history of science, national styles of science refers to distinctive patterns of problem choice, practice and theory shared by a scientific community and shaped by its national and institutional setting. This meaning comes from Harwood (1993) in Styles of scientific thought.[1]

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  1. Harwood, J. (1993). Styles of scientific thought. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226318813

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