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Putting Soul into Science, Chapter 1 (2639 words) |
 | Science was criticized in the sixties and seventies, especially by sociologists, from a Marxist point of view. |
| The development of science was considered to be a result of society possessing a class structure in which such a development occurred; for example it was stated in the British "Radical Science Journal"(see Bob Young 1977) that "science is social relations". |
| Science is social relations, but social relations in a much wider framework, in which they are not only relations with other human beings (including those between a scientist and other scientists) and groups of human beings, but also with the world of nature as well as that of pure ideas. |
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