Science without limits: toward a theory of interaction between nature and knowledge

Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books (1995)
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An examination of the role of the scientist in the process of understanding the world, and a reexamination of scientific objectivity, model building, and the place of scientists in the hierarchy of natural systems.

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