| Preface |
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| PART ONE SCIENCE IN HISTORY |
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What Place for Science at the ``End of the Modern Era''? |
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3 | (37) |
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The Public Image of Science |
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40 | (18) |
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``Doing One's Damnedest'': The Evolution of Trust in Scientific Findings |
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58 | (20) |
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78 | (25) |
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Understanding the History of Science |
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103 | (22) |
| PART TWO LEARNING FROM EINSTEIN |
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Einstein's Influence on the Culture of Our Time |
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125 | (21) |
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Einstein and the Goal of Science |
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146 | (24) |
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Of Physics, Love, and Other Passions: The Letters of Albert and Mileva |
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170 | (24) |
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``What, Precisely, Is Thinking?''... Einstein's Answer |
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194 | (15) |
| Notes |
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209 | (16) |
| Acknowledgments |
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225 | (2) |
| Index |
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