Paul K. Feyerabend’s Views of Science: the Pluralist Science Theory

Paul k. feyerabend argues that the science is only one way of the thought forms which is developed by human but it’s not a form to produce accurate information. according to him, the science is not a way of producing a single and universal information. science is just one of the many tools which the human have invented to cope with their environment. he would rather the pluralist perspective which allows the alternative thoughts than the monist paradigm in the process of the producing information. because the science is in one aspect a religion or ideology, and in an another aspect is only one of the applications like parapsychology, astrology, legend, moreover fortune telling. claim of superiority which is used by the science in order to be rational and empirical is useless. this claim of the science among alternative forms of information has led the science to be strong, oppressive and dangerous which cannot be left alone in its present-day in the world.