Towards a Practical Form of Epistemology: The Case of Green Chemistry

Studia Philosophica Estonica 5 (2):36-60 (2012)
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This paper explores how chemists are transforming their own current background in order to act upon the world without jeopardizing life. In this respect, I will envisage science as both a system of propositions and a set of engaged practices. The scrutiny of chemical innovations will allow me to query the concepts of paradigm  and that of scientific community . In doing so, I will connect the philosophy of science with the philosophy of technology so as to think about our relation with the world

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