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Atlanta, GA | Posted: June 19, 2017
Rebecca Keane
Director of Communications
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Summary Sentence:
John Krige, Ph.D., in the School of History and Sociology reflects on the importance of understanding the historical roots of scientific and technological developments.
Full Summary:
John Krige, Ph.D., in the School of History and Sociology reflects on the importance of understanding the historical roots of scientific and technological developments.
Cover- John Krige's Article in Georgia History TodayJohn Krige, Ph.D., Kranzberg Professor in the School of History and Sociology, reflects on the importance of understanding the historical roots of scientific and technological developments in a special article for Spring/Summer 2017 issue of Georgia History Today, a publication of the Georgia Historical Society.
Krige discusses the importance of understanding the historical origins of scientific and technological developments, as well as the emergence of scientific “truths” through the “cut-and-thrust of disputes among experts.”
