The Intelligibility of Nature : How Science Makes Sense of The World
By: Dear, Peter.
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BookSeries: Science.culture. Publisher: Chicago The University of Chicago Press 2007Description: xii;242p. pb 5x8.ISBN: 9780226139494.Subject(s): Science--Methodology--History | Science--Philosophy--History | Reasoning--HistoryDDC classification: 501
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