From the secrets of nature to public knowledge: The origins of the concept of openness in science

Minerva 23 (3):321-347 (1985)
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The Genesis of the Concept of Scientific Progress.Edgar Zilsel - 1945 - Journal of the History of Ideas 6 (1/4):325.
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