The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 58 pages |
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... science , particu- larly in applied science . No one listened . The traditional culture didn't listen at all : and the pure scientists , such as there were , didn't listen very eagerly . You will find the story , which in spirit ...
... science , particu- larly in applied science . No one listened . The traditional culture didn't listen at all : and the pure scientists , such as there were , didn't listen very eagerly . You will find the story , which in spirit ...
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... science to industry , no longer hit and miss , no longer the ideas of odd ' inventors ' , but the real stuff . Dating ... pure science : it is unexpected , but they would be even less happy with applied science . How many educated people ...
... science to industry , no longer hit and miss , no longer the ideas of odd ' inventors ' , but the real stuff . Dating ... pure science : it is unexpected , but they would be even less happy with applied science . How many educated people ...
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... pure scientists have themselves been devastatingly igno- rant of productive industry , and many still are . It is permissible to lump pure and applied scien- tists into the same scientific culture , but the gaps are wide . Pure scientists ...
... pure scientists have themselves been devastatingly igno- rant of productive industry , and many still are . It is permissible to lump pure and applied scien- tists into the same scientific culture , but the gaps are wide . Pure scientists ...
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