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Description: This is a collection of EXAMPLE reading-sets intended to facilitate small group discussion

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This space is a work-in-progress collection of 'reading sets' intended to facilitate small-group discussion by providing a brief introduction, example discussion questions, and sets of suggested readings. Potential resource types - with examples of each Readings on a specific aspect of scientific practice from the perspective of different disciplinary contexts - see the example on classificatio...

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  • Studying Scientific Practices - an Introductory Reading Set | Forked: 2020-08-20 05:08 UTC

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  • The Contingencies of Objective Scientific Knowledge - an Introductory Reading Set | Forked: 2020-08-20 05:08 UTC

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  • Classification Practices in the Sciences- a Comparative Reading Set | Forked: 2020-08-20 05:08 UTC

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    A list of resources curated to help those facilitating small-group discussions about the impacts of racism in past and present scientific practices as...
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