Volume 1, Number 2 · June 1, 1963
Too Much
By Nathan P. Glazer
Little Science, Big Science
by Derek J. De Solla Price
Columbia University Press, $4.50
So far, it has been the humanists and theologians who have been pessimistic: they claim to detect changes in the moral temper, a radical break in history. But the scientists have for the most part remained cheerful. Or if they have been pessimistic, it has not been for science itself, but for the fact that men of affairs have made such poor use of science.
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