Reflections on truth and science as social representations of context.
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The relentless pursuit of the truth that has characterized humanity, now combined with science, seeks to unify the criteria that make up the overall vision of the world, with the epicenter man. Truth and Science are presented as objective, value-free and equipped with justice, with a language that determines the characteristics of the community where they develop. In this paper, we analyze some arguments of authors, who question this view, pointing to the recognition of truth as social representation, conceptually framed the discussion on methods for interpreting socially individual observations
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