Perspective on the Philosophy of Science

Description

A study of how the philosophy of science has evolved, from its early role as a source of enlightenment in European society to today's Science Studies, which focuses on how science and society interact. It examines how science's image changed after the Manhattan Project and looks at what could restore science as a discipline that serves all sections of society. The author is a chemist and writer on science, society, and religion. Suitable for students and general readers interested in the philosophy and sociology of science.