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==Contents==
 
==Contents==
 
The book is 221 pages in length.  It has eight chapters.  Chapter one "They Say It's Wonderful." Chapter two "How They Dish It Out." Chapter three "Science at Its Best: Physics." Chapter four "Biology, or Know Thyself" Chapter five "The Proper Study: Psychology." Chapter six "The Social Animal." Chapter seven "True Sciene: Mathematics." Chapter eight "Watch Those Scientists."
 
The book is 221 pages in length.  It has eight chapters.  Chapter one "They Say It's Wonderful." Chapter two "How They Dish It Out." Chapter three "Science at Its Best: Physics." Chapter four "Biology, or Know Thyself" Chapter five "The Proper Study: Psychology." Chapter six "The Social Animal." Chapter seven "True Sciene: Mathematics." Chapter eight "Watch Those Scientists."
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==List of review citations==
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* ''Chemical and Engineering News'', R. L. Kenyon, volume 28 (June 19 1950), page 2122
 
* ''Chemical and Engineering News'', R. L. Kenyon, volume 28 (June 19 1950), page 2122
 
* ''Chicago Sunday Tribune'', Fritz Leiber (Mar. 12 1950), page 14
 
* ''Chicago Sunday Tribune'', Fritz Leiber (Mar. 12 1950), page 14
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* ''Science'', Morrison, P., Volume 111, Issue 2893 (June 1950), page 636
 
* ''Science'', Morrison, P., Volume 111, Issue 2893 (June 1950), page 636
 
* [[Time magazine|''Time'']], [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,805331-1,00.html "Is vs. Ought"], (Monday Mar. 27 1950)
 
* [[Time magazine|''Time'']], [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,805331-1,00.html "Is vs. Ought"], (Monday Mar. 27 1950)
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==References==
 
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