The sociology of science : theoretical and empirical investigations

Author's Preface

Introduction/Norman W. Storer

Part 1: The Sociology of Knowledge

1.1-Paradigm for the Sociology of Knowledge

1.2-Znaniecki's Social Role of the Man of Knowledge

1.3-Social conflict Over Styles of Sociological Work

1.4-Technical and Moral dimensions of Policy Research

1.5-the Perspect8ives of Insiders and Outsiders. Part 2: The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge

2.6-Sorokin's formulations in the Sociology of Science

2.7-Social and Cultural Contexts of Science

2.8-changing Foci of Interest in the Sciences and Technology

2.9-Interactions of Science and Military Technique

2.10-The Neglect of the Sociology of Science. Part 3: The Normative Structure of Science

3.11-The Puritan Spur to Science

3.12-Science and Social Order

3.13-The normative Structure of Science. Part 4: The Reward System of Science

4.14-Priorities in Scientific Discovery

4.15-Behaviour of Patterns of Scientists

4.16-Singletons and Multiples in Science

4.17-Multiple discoveries as Strategic Research Site

4.18-The Ambivalence of Scientists. Part 5: The Processes of Evaluation in Science

5.19-Recognition and Excellence: Instructive Ambiguities

5.20-The Matthew Effect in Sci3ence

5.21-Institutionalized Patterns of Evaluation in Science

5.22-Age, Aging and Age Structure in Science