On Martin Eger's "a tale of two controversies"

Zygon 23 (3):333-340 (1988)
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Criticisms are presented against Eger's challenge to the demarcation between the natural sciences and ethics. Arguments are given both against his endorsement of the “new” philosophy of science and against his rejection of the fact‐value dichotomy. However, his educational recommendations are reinforced rather than weakened by these criticisms.

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Reply to criticisms.Martin Eger - 1988 - Zygon 23 (3):363-368.

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