The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 58 pages |
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... practical life — that I was able , and indeed morally forced , to keep that ringside view ever since . So for thirty years I have had to be in touch with sci- entists not only out of curiosity , but as part of a working existence ...
... practical life — that I was able , and indeed morally forced , to keep that ringside view ever since . So for thirty years I have had to be in touch with sci- entists not only out of curiosity , but as part of a working existence ...
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... practical life , because I should be the last person to suggest the two can at the deepest level be distinguished . I shall come back to the practical life a little later . Two polar groups : at one pole we have the literary intellec ...
... practical life , because I should be the last person to suggest the two can at the deepest level be distinguished . I shall come back to the practical life a little later . Two polar groups : at one pole we have the literary intellec ...
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... practical need to de- vote an inordinate amount of time to foreign lan- guages . But they too are seized of the problem . Are we ? Have we crystallised so far that we are no longer flexible at all ? Talk to schoolmasters , and they say ...
... practical need to de- vote an inordinate amount of time to foreign lan- guages . But they too are seized of the problem . Are we ? Have we crystallised so far that we are no longer flexible at all ? Talk to schoolmasters , and they say ...
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