| 1 | sociological perspective | [1] p. 1-5 |
| 2 | sociological knowledge | [1] p. 5-15 |
| 3 | Science as a profession | [1] p. 15-31 |
| 4 | The social and political conditions that enable the production of knowledge | [1] p. 245-255 |
| 5 | science and society | [1] p. 37-46 |
| 6 | Position of scientists in the society in which they live | [1] p. 47-49 |
| 7 | Relations of scientists with other social segments | [1] p. 49-51 |
| 8 | Alternative ways of acquiring knowledge to science | [1] p. 51-90 |
| 9 | Science-society relationship | [1] p. 90-115 |
| 10 | Science-power relationship | [1] p. 116-117 |
| 11 | Science-economic level relationship | [1] p. 117-141 |
| 12 | Science-politics relationship | [1] p. 153-172 |
| 13 | Industrial revolution and science | [1] p. 153-172 |
| 14 | Basic scientific paradigms | [1] p. 173-191 |