The judgement of research quality: a response to John Smith
G Tenenbaum, S Razon, B Thompson… - … research in sport and …, 2009 - Taylor & Francis
The paper by John Smith (2009) relies on the assumption that positivists' pro-Popperian
methodology of making science is historically rooted in some kind of a social-political-
religious conspiracy aimed at exhibiting power of respective institutions. It remains, however,
the mainstream methodology today though it is not explicitly claimed to be attributed to the
same reasons. The conclusions of the article are somewhat different from sharing the
'conspiracy theory', and are based more on familial experiences, and their personal …
methodology of making science is historically rooted in some kind of a social-political-
religious conspiracy aimed at exhibiting power of respective institutions. It remains, however,
the mainstream methodology today though it is not explicitly claimed to be attributed to the
same reasons. The conclusions of the article are somewhat different from sharing the
'conspiracy theory', and are based more on familial experiences, and their personal …
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I Basevitch - 2009 - researchgate.net
The paper by John Smith (2009) relies on the assumption that positivists' pro-Popperian
methodology of making science is historically rooted in some kind of a social-political-
religious conspiracy aimed at exhibiting power of respective institutions. It remains, however,
the mainstream methodology today though it is not explicitly claimed to be attributed to the
same reasons. The conclusions of the article are somewhat different from sharing the
'conspiracy theory', and are based more on familial experiences, and their personal …
methodology of making science is historically rooted in some kind of a social-political-
religious conspiracy aimed at exhibiting power of respective institutions. It remains, however,
the mainstream methodology today though it is not explicitly claimed to be attributed to the
same reasons. The conclusions of the article are somewhat different from sharing the
'conspiracy theory', and are based more on familial experiences, and their personal …
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