As Kasavin writes, analyzing the theoretical foundations of historical epistemology, a significant trend in science research, the history of science is “not a dusty archive but a collection of handbooks” [ 1 , p. 187].
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As Kasavin writes, analyzing the theoretical foundations of historical epistemology, a significant trend in science research, the history of science is “not a dusty archive but a collection of handbooks” [ 1 , p. 187].