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The Place of Philosophy 279The Demise of the "Social" 281Reflexivity 282Conclusion 284Notes 285Additional References 287Index 291((7))PREFACE TO SECOND EDITIONThe most substantial change to the first edition is the addition of an extended postscript inwhich we set out some of the reactions to the book's first publication in the light ofdevelopments in the social study of science since 1979. The postscript also explains theomission of the term "social" from this edition's new subtitle. Other minor additions include adetailed Table of Contents, Additional References, and an Index. Readers tempted to concludethat the main body of the text replicates that of the original are advised to consult Borges(1981).Wolvercote, August 1985((8))To The Salk Institute
"If sociology could not be applied in a thorough going way to scientific knowledge, it wouldmean that science could not scientifically know itself "—Bloor (1976)"Méfiez-vous de la pureté, c'est le vitriol de l'âme. "—M. Tournier (Vendredi)((9))ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe field research which forms the basis for the discussion in this volume was carried out bythe first author. A Fulbright Fellowship (1975-1976), a NATO Fellowship (1976-1977), and aspecial grant from the Salk Institute financed the field research. Special thanks are due toProfessor Roger Guillemin and his group, who made the field work possible. Subsequentwriting was financially assisted by PAREX, the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme and byBrunel University. It is a pleasure to acknowledge all those sources and to thank those whohave taken the trouble to read sections of the work and make helpful criticisms.((10))((11))
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such reading misses the point. We a
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