Abstraction in Science and Morals: The Twenty-Fourth Arthur Stanley Eddington Memorial Lecture Delivered at Cambridge University, 2 February 1971
London,Cambridge University Press (1971)
| Abstract | EDDINGTON frequently insisted on the ' necessity for an outlook beyond physics ' , and was deeply interested in the relations between science and other ways ... | |||||||||
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