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Encyclopedia > 1984 in science

The year 1984 in science and technology observed many events, some of which are included in the list below.

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Astronomy and space exploration

Computer science

Technology

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Role Of Science In Knowledge Creation: A Philosophy Of Science Perspective (5047 words)
In science, all knowledge claims are tentative, subject to revision on the basis of new evidence.
Whereas philosophers located the source of the consensual character of science in the scientist's adherence to the canons of a logic of scientific inference, sociologists argued that science exhibited so high a degree of agreement because scientists shared a set of norms or standards which governed the professional life of the scientific community.
Science in general and knowledge in particular are believed to occur in an upward fashion: from data to theory to understanding (Bagozzi, 1984).
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