“…In fact, the image of a patchwork of theories, laws, and disciplines without a hierarchical order or systematic relationship defended by N. Cartwright (1999) seems a more appropriate vision of the structure of science. Philosophy of science plays the part of authorised interpreter of the scientific practices, the epistemological orientations that guide scientific procedure, and of the attitudes towards science (Perdomo, 2014). It must do that through dialogue between those involved in undertaking, and criticise the epistemic injustice and exclusions in our democratic societies, scientific practices.…”