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Rewiring “the philosophy of science” for the twenty-first century: Pursuing contemporary transdisciplinary and cross-cultural perspectives
The objective of this paper is to describe and discuss why we believe and will argue that the philosophy of science needs to be rewired and reconfigured wherever required, in order that it may take into account and consideration, the practical realities of the twenty-first century and b
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