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On anthropologist Susan Drucker-Brown (1936-2023): for philosophers of science
This is a brief note about anthropologist Susan Drucker-Brown’s significance for philosophy of science. It does not cover her entire significance. She has an important but very critical review of Henrika Kuklick’s book The Savage Within. And she was not optimistic about my attack on the concept of making assumptions explicit.
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