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The Pluralization of Academia: Disentangling Artistic Researchy from traditional scientific knowledge. Advocates of arts-based research repudiate the notion that science has a monopoly on worthwhile knowledge. They do therefore emphasize the particularity of artistic knowledge to endow it with an epistemic status that differs from science, yet does meet generi

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Introduction: A Cultural Sociology of the Authority of Science, II then addresses the role of cultural worldviews in denying the authority of scientific truth claims. Informed by theories about the declining authority of religious institutions, finally, Part III argues that scientific institutions rather than science per se are losing their authority.

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Down the Rabbit Hole: Heterodox Science on the Internetl media platforms are not just open fora where heterodox science is actively discussed, developed, and disseminated. They are also environments where deviant scientific ideas are socially and algorithmically consolidated and sustained, even to the extent that radicalization becomes likely.

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Cultural Worldviews and Lay Interpretations of Research Findings: The Role of the Scientific Consensntific consensus of actually occurring climate change after all. This means that not only the authority assigned to research findings, but even the interpretation of the scientific consensus within which these findings are launched, is informed by cultural worldviews.