The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 58 pages |
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Charles Percy Snow. ' traditional ' culture , and that unscientific flavour is often , much more than we admit , on the point of turning anti - scientific . The feelings of one pole become the ... traditional culture should be so tenuous 12.
Charles Percy Snow. ' traditional ' culture , and that unscientific flavour is often , much more than we admit , on the point of turning anti - scientific . The feelings of one pole become the ... traditional culture should be so tenuous 12.
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... traditional culture . They have their own culture , intensive , rigorous , and constantly in action . This culture contains a great deal of argument , usually much more rig- orous , and almost always at a higher conceptual level , than ...
... traditional culture . They have their own culture , intensive , rigorous , and constantly in action . This culture contains a great deal of argument , usually much more rig- orous , and almost always at a higher conceptual level , than ...
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... culture didn't notice : or when it did notice , didn't like what it saw . Not that the traditional culture wasn't doing extremely well out of the rev- olution ; the English educational institutions took their slice of the English ...
... culture didn't notice : or when it did notice , didn't like what it saw . Not that the traditional culture wasn't doing extremely well out of the rev- olution ; the English educational institutions took their slice of the English ...
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