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The return of the grand metanarratives of progress

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  1. Centre for Continuing Education, The University of Sydney, Australia

    Raymond Aaron Younis

  2. English Department, University of Melbourne, Australia

    Damien Broderick

  3. Department of Politics, LaTrobe University, Australia

    Kim Humphery

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Younis, R.A., Broderick, D. & Humphery, K. The return of the grand metanarratives of progress. Metascience 6, 49–62 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03019462

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