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Science in Society Readers: Reader J - The Nature of Science
This book from the Science in Society series looks at the interaction of science with society and religion, how scientific methods develop and the questions of religious and scientific beliefs.
Contents:
1. Being scientific
2. The nature of the scientific method
3. How science develops
4. Science and the creative imagination
5. Can science tell the whole truth?
6. Science and religion
7. Religious beliefs in a scientific world
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