SCIENCE AND HUMAN VALUES

by J. Bronowski ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 24, 1958

The creative spirit and devotion to truth which inform the scientist are identical to all those forces- whether in sociology, art or philosophy- which make for human progress and which, in themselves, comprise everything of value in the life of man. Science, properly understood, is the reverse of the chill, metallic spectre that haunts the public mind. In these slim pages, Bronowski demonstrates his thesis with love, sensitivity and logic. He speaks, designed or not, for the growing intellectual community trying to link the humanistic traditions of Western civilization with the emerging technological man of tomorrow. Bronowski is a writer of considerable felicity and variety (Poet's Defense, William Blake, etc.) as well as an important mathematician in his own right.

Pub Date: March 24, 1958

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Messner

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: March 1, 1958

Categories: NONFICTION