Knowledge Without Expertise

Knowledge Without ExpertiseThis book critically examines the reliance of society on experts, specifically attacking the notion of the privilege of scientific expertise and defining the politics of this intellectual discourse. The extensive case material illustrates the consequences of claims of expert knowledge. Sassower questions the perception that scientific controversies are focused on epistemological concerns and demonstrates how the debates are often politically

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and incorporating key developments in European and English-language scholarship on the subject

Japanese Confucianism

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The Haunted History of Pelham

Quantum Mechanics: Lecture notes is intended to be the basis for a two-semester

Chuck Winrich explores the topic of semiconductors from a qualitative approach to understanding the theories and models used to explain semiconductor devices

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Aristotle completed the search by finally grasping the basis of procedure

not just of illusion and powerful accumulated religious emotion