 In Mexico the interest in the rationality of science led to the publication of two relevant volumes on the subject, one compiled by Ambrosio Velasco (1997) and the other by Velasco and Ana Rosa Pérez Ransanz, and Ambrosio Velasco (2011); the second contains more than 40 contributions of Iberoamerican authors and offers a wide picture of the discussion on the matter in the region. In particular, Sergio Martínez (2003) focused on the relationship between rationality and scientific practices.