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Science is very successful in discovering the structure and history of the physical world. However, there is more to be told of the encounter with reality, including the nature of scientific inquiry itself, than can be gained from impersonal experience and experimental test alone. Beyond Science considers the human context in which science operates and pursues that wider understanding which we all seek. It looks to issues of meaning and value, intrinsic to scientific practice but excluded from science's consideration by its own self-denying ordinance. The author raises the question of the…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1998Cambirdge University Press · 131 pages · 9780521625081
- Other · English · 1996Cambridge University Press · 131 pages · 9780521572125
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