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work_yiofg3ounja3bhhlauhrxk4gaa	Sandra Harding	After Eurocentrism: Challenges for the Philosophy of Science	1992	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5705	380	54	Second, many of the Third World authors envision and plan to develop fully moder sciences within the cultural legacies and progressive political tendencies of their own societies (beleagured from within and without as these tendencies frequently are). that Western sciences are to be reformed for Third World uses but, instead, that other scientific traditions are to be "edited" and strengthened to make them more effective for In important ways these accounts are inside Western scientific and philosophic traditions as well as clearly critical of certain aspects of them. After all, occasionally contributions of other cultures to the advance of moder Western sciences do appear in the margins of the standard accounts. This is just one example, fourth, of a way to reoccupy our own Western, indigenous scientific and philosophic traditions so as to produce philosophies of science Such tendencies in Western philosophies of science will direct the development 	./cache/work_yiofg3ounja3bhhlauhrxk4gaa.pdf	./txt/work_yiofg3ounja3bhhlauhrxk4gaa.txt