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Questioning Authority: Political Resistance and the Ethic of Natural Science
Transaction Publishers (2008)
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Francis Bacon : a new interpretation of nature -- Thomas Hobbes' scientific approach to politics -- John Locke and the origins of political resistance -- The ethic and practice of modern natural science -- Critical theory and the critique of modernity -- Michel Foucault and the postmodern reaction.Other Versions
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