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Determinism vs. Underdeterminism in Scientific Change (view source)
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|Question=Is the process of '''scientific change''' a strictly deterministic process? Will two unconnected communities experience similar changes in their individual '''mosaics'''?
|Topic Type=Descriptive
|Description=The argument that science is a "social construction" begs the question: is science a strictly deterministic process? If it of scientific change isnot restricted to any single community. As such, then the evolution of different mosaics could take two unconnected very different paths. This question seeks to uncover whether or not separate communities would experience similar stages of change in their independent mosaic. If not, then two unconnected communities will not experience similar stagesmosaics and to elucidate under which circumstances such changes can occur.
|Parent Topic=Mechanism of Scientific Change
|Authors List=Hakob Barseghyan,