Objectionable Objectivity 1 : A Review Article: Early Years: Vol 13, No 2

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An International Research Journal

Volume 13, 1993 - Issue 2

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1. I believe credit must go to Sir Frederick Dainton for first suggesting in 1971 that it is possible for scientists to be ‘objective to an objectionable degree’.

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1. I believe credit must go to Sir Frederick Dainton for first suggesting in 1971 that it is possible for scientists to be ‘objective to an objectionable degree’.

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1. I believe credit must go to Sir Frederick Dainton for first suggesting in 1971 that it is possible for scientists to be ‘objective to an objectionable degree’.
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Objectionable ObjectivityFootnote¹
1. I believe credit must go to Sir Frederick Dainton for first suggesting in 1971 that it is possible for scientists to be ‘objective to an objectionable degree’.
: A Review Article