The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 51 pages |
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... pure scientists have themselves been devastatingly ignorant of pro- ductive industry , and many still are . It is permissible to lump pure and applied scientists into the same scientific culture , but the gaps are wide . Pure scientists ...
... pure scientists have themselves been devastatingly ignorant of pro- ductive industry , and many still are . It is permissible to lump pure and applied scientists into the same scientific culture , but the gaps are wide . Pure scientists ...
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Charles Percy Snow. present a disciplined face to the world . Not so pure scientists . In the same way pure scientists still , though less than twenty years ago , have statistically a higher proportion in politics left of centre than any ...
Charles Percy Snow. present a disciplined face to the world . Not so pure scientists . In the same way pure scientists still , though less than twenty years ago , have statistically a higher proportion in politics left of centre than any ...
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... scientific judgment Rutherford ever made . It is interesting that it should be at the point where pure science turned into applied . No , pure scientists did not show much under- standing or display much sense of social fact . The best ...
... scientific judgment Rutherford ever made . It is interesting that it should be at the point where pure science turned into applied . No , pure scientists did not show much under- standing or display much sense of social fact . The best ...
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