No, it definitely isn't.
Survey of 600+ professors: fields that explain behavior through 'culture' are much more hostile to science
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Glad poli sci, economics, and psychology are not on that list. I'd also argue that cultural & physical anthropology need to be distinguished
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Ha! Does that triggers the gender scholars who think science is a bad word?
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Yeyo is on the front line of the postmodern wars.
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Is there a paper on this yet? Would love to see the data.
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Everything is a "science" here, including Literature and Art so hard to tell if it's a boost. People know of the inflation, one hopes.
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I've devoted the last 27 years of my life to hist & phil of science because I love science & think I can improve understanding of it.
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The vast majority of my colleagues are the same.
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