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|Question=How does one identify the boundaries What types of historical markers can be taken as indicative that a certain group constituted an epistemic community? What must be maintained among like-minded individuals in order to retain their community status? What degree of difference within at a certain time community is tolerable?|Topic Type=DescriptiveNormative|Description=Suppose Before an observational scientonomist is can begin reconstructing the mosaic of a certain epistemic community. In order , they need to recreate the mosaic, the observational scientonomist should know the authority delegation relations of ascertain that they are dealing with an epistemic communityto begin with. In practice, this would require them to delineate the boundaries of different epistemic communities.  In addition, given Given that communities often tolerate disagreement among their members, to a certain extent, identifying knowing how to identify the boundaries of a community is an important task. How can a scientonomist determine where What kind of historical evidence may be taken as indicative of the boundaries existence of a community are? How much disagreement can there be in a community?
|Authors List=Georgiana Dusa,
|Formulated Year=2018