An edition of The Twentieth-century sciences
(1972)
The Twentieth-century sciences
studies in the biography of ideas.
by Erik H. Erikson and Gerald James Holton
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The Twentieth-century sciences: studies in the biography of ideas.
1972, Norton
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Table of Contents
Autobiographic notes on the identity crisis, by E. H. Erikson.
Tradition, ecology, and institution in the history of sociology, by E. Shils.
On building social system theory: a personal history, by T. Parsons.
Economics in a golden age: a personal memoir, by P. A. Samuelson.
The continuity of genetics, by C. Stern.
DNA, by G. S. Stent.
Francis Crick, DNA, and the central dogma, by R. Olby.
Fifty years of progress in structural chemistry and molecular biology, by L. Pauling.
The history of polio research in the United States: appraisal and lessons, by S. Benison.
Mach, Einstein, and the search for reality, by G. Holton.
The roots of complementarity, by G. Holton.
Scientific teams and scientific laboratories, by A. M. Weinberg.
The Great Instauration of 1940: the organization of scientific research for war, by A. H. Dupree.
My fight against team research, by R. R. Wilson.
Computers as information-processing machines in modern science, by W. O. Baker.
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Includes bibliographical references.
$15.00
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