The ethos of science involves the functionally necessary demand that theories or generalizations be evaluated in [terms of] their logical consistency and consonance with facts.


Merton (1938) "Science and the Social Order". In: Philosophy of Science Vol 5, nr 3, p. 326


The ethos of science involves the functionally necessary demand that theories or generalizations be evaluated in [terms of] their logical consistency ...

The ethos of science involves the functionally necessary demand that theories or generalizations be evaluated in [terms of] their logical consistency ...

The ethos of science involves the functionally necessary demand that theories or generalizations be evaluated in [terms of] their logical consistency ...

The ethos of science involves the functionally necessary demand that theories or generalizations be evaluated in [terms of] their logical consistency ...