The two cultures and the scientific revolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 58 pages |
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... non- scientific friends regard as being in the worst of taste . Cambridge is a university where scientists and non - scientists meet every night at dinner.3 About two years ago , one of the most astonishing experiments in the whole ...
... non- scientific friends regard as being in the worst of taste . Cambridge is a university where scientists and non - scientists meet every night at dinner.3 About two years ago , one of the most astonishing experiments in the whole ...
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... None of that degree of interchange at the top of the Establishment is likely , or indeed thinkable , now.10 In fact , the separation between the scientists and non - scientists is much less bridgeable among the young than it was even ...
... None of that degree of interchange at the top of the Establishment is likely , or indeed thinkable , now.10 In fact , the separation between the scientists and non - scientists is much less bridgeable among the young than it was even ...
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... scientists and non - scientists do in fact know each other as people more easily than in most countries . It is also true that a good many leading politicians and administrators keep up lively intel- lectual and artistic interests to a ...
... scientists and non - scientists do in fact know each other as people more easily than in most countries . It is also true that a good many leading politicians and administrators keep up lively intel- lectual and artistic interests to a ...
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