Science is politics by other means
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| "[[Science is politics by other means]]" is a dictum attributed to [[Sandra Harding]] (1991), but the phrase | "[[Science is politics by other means]]" is a dictum attributed to [[Sandra Harding]] (1991), but the phrase | ||
| - | also occurs on page 229 in Bruno Latour's ''[[The Pasteurization of French Society, with Irreductions]]'' (1987, Harvard University Press), which was | + | also occurs on page 229 in Bruno Latour's ''[[The Pasteurization of French Society, with Irreductions]]'' (1987, Harvard University Press). It is a variation of "[[war is politics by other means]]" by to [[Carl von Clausewitz]]. |
| - | *"[[War is politics by other means]]", attributed to [[Karl von Clausewitz]], "[[On War]]" (1832) ("War is nothing but a continuation of | + | |
| - | politics with the admixture of other means.") | + | |
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"Science is politics by other means" is a dictum attributed to Sandra Harding (1991), but the phrase also occurs on page 229 in Bruno Latour's The Pasteurization of French Society, with Irreductions (1987, Harvard University Press). It is a variation of "war is politics by other means" by to Carl von Clausewitz.
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