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“Science is universal. This is not a postulate, but a basic feature which defines scientific knowledge itself. A scientific result, of whatever kind, can only be fully communicable and provable by stringent arguments. But this epistemic universality is not at all separate from the living history of human beings and from institutions. That is to say that this universality is not an immediate given of the consciousness, but rather reveals itself through a lengthy and bold conceptual process. This work organises itself along the lines of scientific traditions in which human beings and institutions are active. But these people and these institutions arise from a value-based system.”

 “Historic objectivity is the result of a long, meticulous and critical research.”

Roshdi Rashed

Data: 29 e 30 de outubro de 2014
Local: Edifício C6, sala 6.2.56, Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa

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