The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 58 pages |
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... revolution looked very different according to whether one saw it from above or be- low . It looks very different ... scientific revolution in which we stand ? There never was anything more necessary to comprehend . III THE SCIENTIFIC ...
... revolution looked very different according to whether one saw it from above or be- low . It looks very different ... scientific revolution in which we stand ? There never was anything more necessary to comprehend . III THE SCIENTIFIC ...
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Charles Percy Snow. III THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION I have just mentioned a distinction between the industrial revolution and the scientific revolution . The distinction is not clear - edged , but it is a useful one , and I ought to try to ...
Charles Percy Snow. III THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION I have just mentioned a distinction between the industrial revolution and the scientific revolution . The distinction is not clear - edged , but it is a useful one , and I ought to try to ...
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... science to have a sense of what the scientists are talking about . That , or something like that , is the specification for the scientific revolution.23 I wish I were certain that in this country we were adaptable enough to meet it . In ...
... science to have a sense of what the scientists are talking about . That , or something like that , is the specification for the scientific revolution.23 I wish I were certain that in this country we were adaptable enough to meet it . In ...
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THE TWO CULTURES page | 1 |
INTELLECTUALS AS NATURAL LUDDITES | 23 |
THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION | 30 |
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