“…Scientific humanism.…”

Table of Contents: “…Changing Earth: Strabo and Leonardo's Scientific Humanism /…”
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Table of Contents: “…The uniqueness of man -- Eugenics and society -- Climate and human history -- The concept of race -- The size of living things -- The origins of species -- Mice and men -- The way of the dodo -- The courtship of animals -- The intelligence of birds -- Science, natural and social -- The analysis of fame -- Scientific humanism -- Religion as an objective problem -- Life can be worth living.…”

Table of Contents: “…The scientific spirit of American humanism -- Liberal Christianity and the frontiers of American belief (1800-1920) -- The birth of religious humanism (1900-1920) -- Manifesto for an age of science (1920-1933) -- Philosophers in the pulpit (1910-1940) -- Humanists at war (1935-1945) -- Surviving the nuclear age (1945-1960) -- Scientific humanism and biological man (1957-1972) -- Inside the humanist counterculture (1956-1973) -- Skeptics in the age of Aquarius (1974-1985) -- The fundamentalist challenge (1968-1987) -- Fighting creationism and fundamentalist pseudoscience (1968-1987) -- The humanist ethos of science in modern America -- Epilogue: Science and millennial humanism.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The Chinese Contribution to Scientific Humanism; 4. A Poem in his Own Style (for Rewi Alley); 5. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Social Order and Social ProgressPositive Polity and Positive Morality; Mill and Comte: Allies and Opponents; Logic and Methodology of Science; Social and Natural Sciences; Utility and Liberty; Philosophy as the Pursuit of Meaning; Positivism and Realism; Foundation of Knowledge; Philosophy of Life and Ethics; Philosophy as Logical Analysis; Formal and Empirical Sciences; The Criterion of Empirical Significance; The Structure of Scientific Knowledge; The Probabilistic Appraisal of Hypotheses; Scientific Humanism and Socialism; Positivism, Mathematics, and Physics.…”
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