by John D. Bernal · Ediciones Península · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788429709360
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This book, 'Social History of Science, I: Science in History', explores the evolution of science through a social perspective. It analyzes how social, economic, and political factors have influenced scientific development throughout history. The author, John D. Bernal, offers a deep insight into the interaction between science and society, examining how social needs and values have shaped scientific research and its applications. This work is fundamental to understanding the role of science in shaping the modern world and its impact on human culture and thought.
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