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Though we will often seek thoughtful expertise, we see the spirit of radical science in the worker-intellectual who takes ideas seriously enough to embrace the full world as her jurisdiction rather than some narrow sliver of it.
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A lot has changed in the worlds of science and publishing since Volume 21, Number 2 of Science for the People came off the presses in 1989. Since that last issue, the absence of such a leading voice for radical science has enabled the...
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Science for the People, Volume 23, Number 1: “Science Under Occupation” Call for Submissions – Deadline extended to September 8! Versión en español a continuación. الدعوة بالعربية بالأسفل Enlightenment philosophers in the eighteenth...