CRITICISM AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

Abstract

Any scientific work, no matter what field of knowledge it belongs to, necessarily requires the following necessary conditions from the author: 1) scientific experience or scientific legal capacity, 2) fully developed scientific criticism, and 3) necessarily strictly scientific honesty, in the sense of at least perfect objectivity in the transmission of stated facts or observed phenomena. Only by satisfying all these requirements, the author can count on the fact that the conclusions of his research will really serve to clarify the truth in the interests of one or another question raised.

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