The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 58 pages |
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... look as though they ought to be the personal relations that one gets in any hierarchical structure with a chain of com- mand , like a division in the army or a department in the civil service . In practice they are much more complex ...
... look as though they ought to be the personal relations that one gets in any hierarchical structure with a chain of com- mand , like a division in the army or a department in the civil service . In practice they are much more complex ...
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... looks like taking them not much over half the time . These transformations were made with inordi- nate effort and with great suffering . Much of the suffering was unnecessary : the horror is hard to look at straight , standing in the ...
... looks like taking them not much over half the time . These transformations were made with inordi- nate effort and with great suffering . Much of the suffering was unnecessary : the horror is hard to look at straight , standing in the ...
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... look , not only at laboratories , but at factories and the me- chanics in them . What we expected to hear , I don't know : but there were certainly some who had pleasurable expectations of those stories precious to the hearts of western ...
... look , not only at laboratories , but at factories and the me- chanics in them . What we expected to hear , I don't know : but there were certainly some who had pleasurable expectations of those stories precious to the hearts of western ...
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