The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 51 pages |
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... less rigid , but more so . The two cultures were already dangerously separate sixty years ago ; but a prime minister like Lord Salisbury could have his own laboratory at Hatfield , and Arthur Balfour had a somewhat more than amateur ...
... less rigid , but more so . The two cultures were already dangerously separate sixty years ago ; but a prime minister like Lord Salisbury could have his own laboratory at Hatfield , and Arthur Balfour had a somewhat more than amateur ...
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... less professional than ours.17 At the end of four years , the young men and women are usually not so well - trained professionally as we are : though I think it is fair comment to say that a higher proportion of the best of them ...
... less professional than ours.17 At the end of four years , the young men and women are usually not so well - trained professionally as we are : though I think it is fair comment to say that a higher proportion of the best of them ...
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... less . In a poor country like India , the expectation of life is less than half what it is in England . There is some evidence that Indians and other Asians are eating less , in absolute quantities , than they were a generation ago ...
... less . In a poor country like India , the expectation of life is less than half what it is in England . There is some evidence that Indians and other Asians are eating less , in absolute quantities , than they were a generation ago ...
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