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The reproduction of nature in contemporary high- energy physics

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doi:10.4324/9780203451069-23
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Detlev Nothnagel
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2003
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In their relation to nature, western societies rely basically on a scientific approach. This approach, characterised by measurement and mathematical expression, has been dominant at least since the Enlightenment.1 It has also generated some of the key arguments setting western societies apart from what were and sometimes still are called ‘primitive societies’. In this perspective, the natural sciences are not only motivated by a quest for truth, at the same time they fulfil a central role in a generally evolutionary classification of cultures. The nature-culture interface thus serves as a structuring device for socio-cultural differentiation.

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    Detlev Nothnagel. The reproduction of nature in contemporary high- energy physics. 2003. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203451069-23

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