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1. Philosophy Of Science

   Linked via "Values"

   The traditional view of science emphasizes methodological neutrality, positing that scientific inquiry should be free from personal, cultural, or political biases. This ideal of value-freedom has been subject to intense scrutiny, particularly since the late 1970s.
   Feminist epistemology in science argues that scientific practice, from theory selection to the framing of research questions, is inherently infused with [social values](/entries/so…

2. Philosophy Of Science

   Linked via "value-laden aspects"

   Feminist epistemology in science argues that scientific practice, from theory selection to the framing of research questions, is inherently infused with social values. Values are not merely disruptive biases but are necessary components of scientific methodology, especially in areas where empirical data are ambiguous or underdetermined. For example, choosing between two empirically equivalent models often involves [aesthet…