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- catalog abstract "A treasury of science writings drawn from a wide variety of disciplines and ranging throughout history, from Herodotus's comments on the creation of Egypt made in 444 B.C., to George Smoot's search for the Big Bang in 1994.".
- catalog contributor b10351195.
- catalog created "1997.".
- catalog date "1997".
- catalog date "1997.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1997.".
- catalog description "A treasury of science writings drawn from a wide variety of disciplines and ranging throughout history, from Herodotus's comments on the creation of Egypt made in 444 B.C., to George Smoot's search for the Big Bang in 1994.".
- catalog description "Galton's Genetics / William Bateson -- Gestalt Psychology / Edmund Blair Bolles -- What Einstein Did / Bertrand Russell -- A Science in Change / J. Robert Oppenheimer -- "Somehow the Wave Had to Exist" -- The End of the Universe / Sir James Janes -- Imagery in Thought / Frederic C. Bartlett -- The Mature Personality / Gordon W. Allport -- The Expanding Universe / Fred Hoyle -- Little Men and Flying Saucers / Loren C. Eiseley -- Atomic Physics and Causal Law / Werner Heisenberg -- The Distinction of Past and Future / Richard Feynman -- The Golden Walls of Edgar Allan Poe / Edward Harrison -- Waves Without a Breeze / Fred Alan Wolf -- Making the Observer Count / Heinz R. Pagels -- Schrodinger's Cats and Wigner's Friends / Paul Davies -- "Every Intellect Which Strives After Generalization Must Feel the Temptation" -- Preface to The Elements of Chemistry / Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier -- On the Tendency of Varieties to Depart Indefinitely from the Original Type / Alfred Wallace -- ".
- catalog description "Part One. The scientific imagination examined. -- Ch. 1. "Every real problem can and will be solved" -- Ch. 2. "Language of the sort that would have attracted Gilbert and Sullivan" -- Ch. 3. "The actual limits of what is known" -- Part Two. The scientific imagination in action. -- Ch. 4. "Brought near to that great fact--that mystery of mysteries" -- Ch. 5. "But what are they?" -- Ch. 6. "The demonstration that cost so much effort" -- Ch. 7. "Those who would judge the book must read it" -- Ch. 8. "Somehow the wave had to exist" -- Ch. 9. "Every intellect which strives after generalization must feel the temptation" -- Part Three. Style in the scientific imagination. -- Ch. 10. "It is in some fashion a history."".
- catalog description "The Conservation of Energy / Hermann von Helmholtz -- Two Theories of Relativity / Albert Einstein -- Style in the Scientific Imagination -- "It Is in Some Fashion a History" -- The Speed of Falling Bodies / Galileo Galilei -- The Persistence of Atoms / Lucretius -- Food Control in Insect Societies / J.B.S. Haldane -- Animals Courting / Julian Huxley -- The Long Snowfall / Rachel Carson -- How Ice Changed the World / Louise B. Young -- Dark Time / Richard Preston -- Carbon / Primo Levi.".
- catalog description "The Creation of Egypt / Herodotus -- The Movement of Glaciers / Horace Benedict de Saussure -- Molecules / James Clerk Maxwell -- Radio-Activity: A New Property of Matter / Robert Kennedy Duncan -- The Atoms of Activity / I.P. Pavlov -- Classifying the Stars / Annie J. Cannon -- "The Demonstration That Cost So Much Effort" -- Where is the Center of the Universe? / Galileo Galilei -- Doubting the Four Elements / Robert Boyle -- Dispute on the Nature of Light / Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke -- Obtaining Radium / Marie Curie -- Jigsaw Continents / Aflred Wegener -- The Transmutation of the Atom / Ernest Rutherford -- The Double Bases / James Watson -- Has the Earth Already Been Visited? / Carl Sagan -- Looking for the Drift / Walter Sullivan -- Looking for the Big Bang / George Smoot -- "Those Who Would Judge the Book Must Read It" -- I Admit the Moon Has Seas / Johannes Kepler -- The Importance of Isaac Newton / Voltaire -- The Darwinian Hypothesis / Thomas H. Huxley -- ".
- catalog description "The Scientific Imagination Examined -- "Every Real Problem Can and Will Be Solved" -- Death in the Laboratory / Isaac Asimov -- The Story of Algol / Arthur S. Eddington -- A New Sense / Ernst Mach -- The New Science of Animal Behavior / John B. Watson -- "Language of the Sort That Would Have Attracted Gilbert and Sullivan" -- Heroic Science / Karl Popper -- Naming the Rocks / John McPhee -- Chemistry Transformed / Herbert Butterfield -- Learning to See Through Another's Eyes / Jean Piaget -- "The Actual Limits of What Is Known" -- The Misuse of Darwin / Stephen Jay Gould -- The Case Against B.F. Skinner / Noam Chomsky -- Idols of the Tribe / Francis Bacon -- The Scientific Imagination in Action -- "Brought Near to That Great Fact: That Mystery of Mysteries" -- First Look Through a Telescope / Galileo Galilei -- Seashells in the Mountains / Leonardo da Vinci -- Birds of the Galapagos / Charles Darwin -- Mating Seasons / George B. Schaller -- "But What Are They?" -- ".
- catalog extent "xxii, 485 p. :".
- catalog identifier "0716730359".
- catalog issued "1997".
- catalog issued "1997.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : W. H. Freeman and Company,".
- catalog subject "500 21".
- catalog subject "Q162 .G22 1997".
- catalog subject "Science Popular works.".
- catalog subject "Science news.".
- catalog subject "Science.".
- catalog subject "Technical writing.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Galton's Genetics / William Bateson -- Gestalt Psychology / Edmund Blair Bolles -- What Einstein Did / Bertrand Russell -- A Science in Change / J. Robert Oppenheimer -- "Somehow the Wave Had to Exist" -- The End of the Universe / Sir James Janes -- Imagery in Thought / Frederic C. Bartlett -- The Mature Personality / Gordon W. Allport -- The Expanding Universe / Fred Hoyle -- Little Men and Flying Saucers / Loren C. Eiseley -- Atomic Physics and Causal Law / Werner Heisenberg -- The Distinction of Past and Future / Richard Feynman -- The Golden Walls of Edgar Allan Poe / Edward Harrison -- Waves Without a Breeze / Fred Alan Wolf -- Making the Observer Count / Heinz R. Pagels -- Schrodinger's Cats and Wigner's Friends / Paul Davies -- "Every Intellect Which Strives After Generalization Must Feel the Temptation" -- Preface to The Elements of Chemistry / Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier -- On the Tendency of Varieties to Depart Indefinitely from the Original Type / Alfred Wallace -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part One. The scientific imagination examined. -- Ch. 1. "Every real problem can and will be solved" -- Ch. 2. "Language of the sort that would have attracted Gilbert and Sullivan" -- Ch. 3. "The actual limits of what is known" -- Part Two. The scientific imagination in action. -- Ch. 4. "Brought near to that great fact--that mystery of mysteries" -- Ch. 5. "But what are they?" -- Ch. 6. "The demonstration that cost so much effort" -- Ch. 7. "Those who would judge the book must read it" -- Ch. 8. "Somehow the wave had to exist" -- Ch. 9. "Every intellect which strives after generalization must feel the temptation" -- Part Three. Style in the scientific imagination. -- Ch. 10. "It is in some fashion a history."".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Conservation of Energy / Hermann von Helmholtz -- Two Theories of Relativity / Albert Einstein -- Style in the Scientific Imagination -- "It Is in Some Fashion a History" -- The Speed of Falling Bodies / Galileo Galilei -- The Persistence of Atoms / Lucretius -- Food Control in Insect Societies / J.B.S. Haldane -- Animals Courting / Julian Huxley -- The Long Snowfall / Rachel Carson -- How Ice Changed the World / Louise B. Young -- Dark Time / Richard Preston -- Carbon / Primo Levi.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Creation of Egypt / Herodotus -- The Movement of Glaciers / Horace Benedict de Saussure -- Molecules / James Clerk Maxwell -- Radio-Activity: A New Property of Matter / Robert Kennedy Duncan -- The Atoms of Activity / I.P. Pavlov -- Classifying the Stars / Annie J. Cannon -- "The Demonstration That Cost So Much Effort" -- Where is the Center of the Universe? / Galileo Galilei -- Doubting the Four Elements / Robert Boyle -- Dispute on the Nature of Light / Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke -- Obtaining Radium / Marie Curie -- Jigsaw Continents / Aflred Wegener -- The Transmutation of the Atom / Ernest Rutherford -- The Double Bases / James Watson -- Has the Earth Already Been Visited? / Carl Sagan -- Looking for the Drift / Walter Sullivan -- Looking for the Big Bang / George Smoot -- "Those Who Would Judge the Book Must Read It" -- I Admit the Moon Has Seas / Johannes Kepler -- The Importance of Isaac Newton / Voltaire -- The Darwinian Hypothesis / Thomas H. Huxley -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Scientific Imagination Examined -- "Every Real Problem Can and Will Be Solved" -- Death in the Laboratory / Isaac Asimov -- The Story of Algol / Arthur S. Eddington -- A New Sense / Ernst Mach -- The New Science of Animal Behavior / John B. Watson -- "Language of the Sort That Would Have Attracted Gilbert and Sullivan" -- Heroic Science / Karl Popper -- Naming the Rocks / John McPhee -- Chemistry Transformed / Herbert Butterfield -- Learning to See Through Another's Eyes / Jean Piaget -- "The Actual Limits of What Is Known" -- The Misuse of Darwin / Stephen Jay Gould -- The Case Against B.F. Skinner / Noam Chomsky -- Idols of the Tribe / Francis Bacon -- The Scientific Imagination in Action -- "Brought Near to That Great Fact: That Mystery of Mysteries" -- First Look Through a Telescope / Galileo Galilei -- Seashells in the Mountains / Leonardo da Vinci -- Birds of the Galapagos / Charles Darwin -- Mating Seasons / George B. Schaller -- "But What Are They?" -- ".
- catalog title "Galileo's commandment : an anthology of great science writing / edited by Edmund Blair Bolles.".
- catalog type "Popular works. fast".
- catalog type "text".