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"allegoristic" <[email protected]> Wed, 27 Sep 2006 19:02:36 -0700 (PDT)
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Only Be$t Vibrators here, try and be happy;) TRY NOW!!! Only Be$t Vibr@tor$ here, try @nd be happy;) =35542464143B3B2794DB650BD@F68B2A29699AF939C844A9894F= QYT$6bBAQNz3J5Zg2y@Dh@8uo6oZt$nQ9oC15yZRsAaBE169$qef The different empirical disciplines that take the acclamation of knowledge as their object of study use world views as explanatory factors. The "strong" hypothesis in sociology of science (see Stephen Woolgar and Bernard Bloor), makes science strongly dependant on social and cultural factors (among which world views are prominent). An evolutionary (Campbell, Popper) or genetic (Baldwin, Piaget) epistemology approaches knowledge acquisition as a s earch towards problem solving, analogous to the biological evolution of species. Again, a specific world view (generalised evolutionism) is the determining factor.