ሲአንስን ታንፃጥ

...The science of each country is part of world science, a product of the international development of capitalism and, on the other, it reflects the particular history of that country, its position in the international system, the origins and functions of its own scientific community. The result is not some homogenized ‘universal science’ that smoothes out national particulars, but rather a pattern of uneven development of science paralleling that of capitalism.

(Levin R., Lewontin R., The Dialectical Biologist)

“ But science becomes truly universal only when it is no longer an individual affair but becomes a social one. This changes its content as well as its form.”

(Critique of Hegel's doctrine of the state, K. Marx)