الموضوعية في تاريخ الفكر العلمي

Abstract EN

Often, the most common scientific used concepts are the least clear in the minds, when being examined with accuracy and depth in their meanings and nature.

objectivity gained its scientific status in the middle of the nineteenth century, but this elevation of objectivity to the status of a scientific vertue began to crystallise earlier, during the enlightenment era, when scintists increasingly and systemematically focused on the truth of their discoveries and experiments, separating these off from the realm of religion and seeking methods that could be replicated and evaluated by their peers.

the term "objectivity" is at the heart of a type of philosophical problem that need to be dissected and analyzed in order to overcome the confusion it raises.

thus, in this context, we aim to clarify the reality of objectivity through the history of the concept and its various meannings.