What was Bachelard's view on positivist sciences?
They should be constructed
They should be rejected
They should be accepted without question
None of the above
Answer
Bachelard believed that positivist sciences should be constructed. This means that scientific knowledge should not be taken as given, but should be constantly questioned and refined.
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