Stanley Aronowitz Quote

The power of science consists, in the first place, in its conflation of knowledge and truth. Devising a method of proving the validity of propositions about objects taken as external to the knower has become identical with what we mean by truth.


Science as Power: Discourse and Ideology in Modern Society, Preface (p. vii), University of Minnesota Press. 1988


The power of science consists, in the first place, in its conflation of knowledge and truth. Devising a method of proving the validity of...

The power of science consists, in the first place, in its conflation of knowledge and truth. Devising a method of proving the validity of...

The power of science consists, in the first place, in its conflation of knowledge and truth. Devising a method of proving the validity of...

The power of science consists, in the first place, in its conflation of knowledge and truth. Devising a method of proving the validity of...