Titlebook: Science and Culture; Joseph Agassi Book 2003 Joseph Agassi 2003 Policy.Politics.objectivity.reason.relativism.science

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Joseph Agassih on the biogeochemical cycle of mercury/selenium in river-soil-plant systems as well as the associated human exposure and health risks in a typical mercury mining area in China. The study indicates that the involvement of selenium is one of the significant factors that can influence and restrict th

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Faith in the Open Society: The End of HermeneuticsHow can religion be respectfully tolerant despite its claim that its doctrine is perfect? The brief answer is, the admission of any uncertainty on any aspect of religion suffices to justify tolerance. A faith can be as democratic as the faithful wish; only fundamentalism, so-called, is hard to reconcile with democracy.

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Science and PluralismQuestion: What renders a difference of opinion reasonable?

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The Moral Base of Science, or, the Architectonic of Open-Ended Reasonhem. Traditionally philosophers are hostile to philosophies that are frankly open, thereby expressing — knowingly or not — preference for a closed philosophy as a preference for a closed society. This causes much frustration. Openness is essential to modern pluralist democratic society — and to science too.

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