Science and Philosophy: Past and Present
1989 · 296 pagine · Penguin · ISBN 9780140226744
Trama
Science has always influenced the development of philosophy. Throughout history advances in science have raised central questions which have prompted philosophers into investigating new territory. The prevailing scientific gospel in any age is related to philosophers' models.
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