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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." |
| − | ==List of review citations==
| + | <ref> List of review citations |
| | * ''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== | | ==References== |