On the Necessity of Science Expansion
For a long time, theorists have explored the problem of science only in terms of a narrow "object-subject"dualist fra mework, and what is so-called sciences are the systematical and logical descrip tions and explanations to the objective world. Such knowledge is thought to be o bjective and universal and would serve to control of the natural and social worl d, and the "ultimate care"for human beings is virtually excluded in science. S ocial work, both its theory and practice, challenges this kind of notion; it cla ims that science should be a perfect integration of "truth of fact"and "goodn ess of ethics", and science itself is thus to be expanded and open to the knowl edge about the nature of human beings.