76. Propositions about Science

4. Thus there is never and nowhere anything like the science, as perhaps there is "art" and "philosophy," which are always in themselves essentially and fully what they are, if they are historical. "Science" is only a formal title whose essential understanding requires that the breakdown into disciplines, into individual and separate sciences, be thought along. Thus, to the extent that every science is a "positive" science, it must also be an individual scientific discipline.

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