The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 51 pages |
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... Rutherford , trum- peting : " This is the heroic age of science ! This is the Elizabethan age ! ' Many of us heard that , and a good many other statements beside which that was mild ; and we weren't left in any doubt whom Rutherford was ...
... Rutherford , trum- peting : " This is the heroic age of science ! This is the Elizabethan age ! ' Many of us heard that , and a good many other statements beside which that was mild ; and we weren't left in any doubt whom Rutherford was ...
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... Rutherford's famous repartee , ' Lucky fellow , Rutherford , always on the crest of the wave . ' ' Well , I made the wave , didn't I ? ' The non - scientists have a rooted impression that the scientists are shallowly optimistic ...
... Rutherford's famous repartee , ' Lucky fellow , Rutherford , always on the crest of the wave . ' ' Well , I made the wave , didn't I ? ' The non - scientists have a rooted impression that the scientists are shallowly optimistic ...
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... Rutherford was so impressed by Cockcroft's engineer- ing skill that he secured for him a special capital grant for machinery - the grant was as much as six hundred- pounds ! In 1933 , four years before his death , Ruther- ford said ...
... Rutherford was so impressed by Cockcroft's engineer- ing skill that he secured for him a special capital grant for machinery - the grant was as much as six hundred- pounds ! In 1933 , four years before his death , Ruther- ford said ...
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