COMPLEMENTARITY OF CRITICAL SPIRIT AND THE DOGMATIC SPIRIT IN TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENCE
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Criticism, Dogmatic spirit, Karl Popper, Thomas Kuhn, Textbook, Journal.Abstract
In this article, the author tries to achieve a complex balance between the criticism and the dogmatic spirit both at the Scientific’s formation and professional work. First, he presents both attitudes reviewing the work of Karl Popper and Thomas Kuhn; then, he presents the functional solution of Derrell Rowbottom who goes from individual level to group level. Finally, the author shows his solution using the concepts “Textbook” and “Journal” to assert that complementarity is not equal during the studies and in professional lifeDownloads
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