Science and Human Values

The book is in good condition, with the cover showing minor wear along the edges and spine, typical of a paperback from this era. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or markings, and the binding remains intact. There is no dust jacket, as issued.

Science and Human Values by J. Bronowski, published by Harper & Row in New York, 1965, is presented here in its revised edition. Originally published in 1956, this edition includes a new dialogue, "The Abacus and the Rose," enriching Bronowski's exploration of the relationship between science and the humanities. Bronowski, a prominent mathematician and historian, offers insights into how scientific endeavors shape human values. This revised edition, part of the Harper Torchbooks series, underscores its enduring influence in philosophical and scientific discussions. The book is a paperback, indicative of the accessible format typical of the Torchbooks series, and remains a significant work for those interested in the intersection of science and philosophy. The condition is good, with minor wear typical of its age.