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ERIC Number: EJ320257
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 1985
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Openness and Secrecy in Science: Some Notes on Early History.
McMullin, Ernan
Science, Technology, and Human Values, v10 n2 p14-23 Spr 1985
The belief that "knowledge is most effectively pursued when disseminated without hindrance" began when science first took shape in early Greece. Its development during the Middle Ages and Renaissance is discussed (examining patenting innovation), ownership rights became more important as science became a means to power. (DH)
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Language: English
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