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In social science, the problem of value is not only the one of human¡¯s everyday life in a society as an object of study, but also the one of researcher. Therefore researcher is not completely free from value. It is due to the essential qualities of social science in which the question of view-point is presented continuously. But We can¡¯t say that all the knowledge of social science is subjective. Then it is the important task of social science as ever to pursue the objective recognition.
Weber and Althusser show that science and values, or scientificity and partiality(classness) in social science are no more strictly separated than closely related, and the scientificity or objectivity of knowledge with the relative autonomy of the process of knowledge can be assured not by hiding but by exposing the relations between them. And beyond Weber who begins at the pluralism and the free selections of values, Althusser make us consider the relations between science and value fundamentally by questioning the material, social conditions of value-selection and by thematizing the process itself of continuous fusions and circulations between theory and practice, science and politics in the whole.
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