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Philosophy of science

the study of how knowledge production should be organized socially, given that knowledge is pursued by many interacting people.

In philosophy of science, social epistemology refers to the study of how knowledge production should be organized socially, given that knowledge is pursued by many interacting people. This meaning comes from Fuller (1988) in Social epistemology.[1]

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Fuller, S. (1988). Social epistemology. Indiana University Press. ISBN 9780253215154

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