An undergraduate introduction to the Philosophy of Science intended for non-philosophers. The five chapters concern the formation, development, nature, use, and limitations of scientific ideas in an attempt to bridge the gap of misunderstanding between the sciences and the humanities.

"...well organized and composed, containing many understandable examples and illustrations." - Journal Of The America Scientific Affiliation

"...well organized and composed, containing many understandable examples and illustrations." - Journal Of The America Scientific Affiliation