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The Many Faces of Science: An Introduction to Scientists, Values and Society, by Leslie Stevenson and Henry Byerly [Book Review]
International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 10 (2):173-174 (1996)
Abstract
There is more to science than Aristotle’s natural desire to know. The major achievement of this book lies in presenting this idea through the study of the lives of various scientists.Author's Profile
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