place throughout the Nazi Germany and other German- occupied territories. concentration camps (extreme work under starvation condition) & extermination camps (mass executions, primarily by gassing). THE DENIAL OF THE HOLOCAUST `'Holocaust denial'' negates the established facts of the happenings in the holocaust. There is an assumption by deniers that if they can just find one tiny crack in the Holocaust structure, it can all be disproved. But the holocaust is not a single event that a single fact can prove or disprove. The holocaust was a collection of events that took place in several locations. The evidence is built up on several pieces of data that agree on one conclusion. THE DENIAL OF THE HOLOCAUST There are written documents, eyewitness testimonies, photographs, the camps themselves and inferential evidence that all prove the happenings of the Holocaust to be true.
Scientists share knowledge. 2. Disinterestedness Scientists do not engage their personal interests in their judgements. 3. Universalism The truth of scientific claims does not depend on who is making it. 4. Organised scepticism Scientific ideas are subject to test by the community. The Autonomy of Science Merton norms assure the autonomy of science: No external influence. No internal abuse. Criticism: These rules are disproved or disputed by history and practice. Also, Merton excluded the cognitive-conceptual part of science from sociological investigation. Towards a sociology of scientific knowledge in the 1970s. The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge Science is part of society. Scientific production is social production and should be the object of sociological investigation. Harry Collins, 1970s - How do scientists reach consensus when they face controversies?
notice v. to sense; to be aware adv. noticeably Syn. observe adj. noticeable n. notice The doctor noticed a small fracture in the patient's finger. The weather was noticeably cooler. notion n. an idea, belief, or opinion Syn. concept She has the notion that she wants to become an architect. Some outlandish notions about the origin of the solar system have been disproved. novel adj. something unusual, uncommon; new Syn. original The physicist had some novel ideas about traveling at the speed of light. The novel suggestions were implemented. opposition n. the state of acting against; not being in adj. oppositional agreement adj. oppositionary Syn. resistance v. oppose The students voiced their opposition to the rise in tuition.
cryptograms in newspapers, turned away in chagrin when their attempt to resolve the text into church Latin, or Middle English, or langue d'oc, or some other appropriate tongue, failed utterly. This is not to say that no one has ever claimed to have solved it. Indeed, one solution that was announced temporarily transformed the manuscript into perhaps the most important document in the history of science. Unfortunately, it, as well as the others, has been disproved. Mystery has beclouded the manuscript since its recorded history began. That was on August 19, 1666, when Joannes Marcus Marci, the highly respected rector of the University of Prague, sent the book to his former teacher, Athanasius Kircher, the most famous Jesuit scholar of his time. Kircher had, three years earlier, published a book on cryptology and a universal language, and had boasted of having solved the riddle of hieroglyphics. In a letter accompanying the book, Marci
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