Abstraction; administration of science; aesthetics; age of science; analogy; answer; anti-science; applied science; axioms; beauty; books; chaos; common sense; communication in science; concepts; data; definition discovery; dogma; error; ethics; experience; experiment; facts; failure; formula; funding; God; history of science; hypothesis; imagination; induction; information; instruments; intuition; invention; irrational; knowledge; language; laws; literature; logic; magic; man of science; measurement; metaphor; method; myth; observation; Occam's razor; paradigm; paradox; prayer; prediction; probable error; problems; progress of science; proof; propositions; publications; questions; reality; reason; relations; research; rules; savant; science; science and art; science and freedom; science and God; science and morals; science and philosophy; science and poetry; science and politics; science and religion; science and women; scientific; scientific glossary; scientific papers; scientist; solution; technology; temple of science; theory; truth; understanding..Part Contents…/
C.C. Gaither, Alma E Cavazos-Gaither
"Obviously a result of much research, this book will likely be of
great use to those studying the philosophy of science."
- Andrew Davies in The Physicist, vol. 37, no. 5
"…the quotations are provocative and offer food for thought… I find
it utterly amazing how Gaither and Cavazos-Gaither are able to come
up with such high quality anthologies at such a regular and rapid
pace. I wish that I knew their secret. I am pleased to recommend
their work to general readers with an interest in science as well
as to scientists, students, educators, and scholars who have a need
for a handy source of quotations."
- George B Kauffman in Chemical Educator, vol. 7, no. 6, 2002
"The illustrations are cartoons that nicely supplement the
quotations. … Two indexes make it easy to find subjects by author
and authors by subject. This book is a useful addition to previous
collections of quotations on science, with a somewhat broader base
than those I have worked with previously."
- History of Physics Newsletter, vol. VIII, no. 6
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