Open University Press, 1990, Softcover, Book Condition: Good, Dust Jacket Condition: No, First

200 g.; XII, 148 pages, last six pages blank, intentionally, preface by author, appendix, bibliography and author index. Illustrated front cover with orange background with white and black titles to the front panel and backstrip. Creasing to the book corners and backstrip edges with rubbing to the book edges and book panels. " This book is a sequel to What Is This Thing Called Science? In that earlier book I subjected some of the standard accounts of science and its methods to a critical scrutiny but did not elaborate on any alternative to them in any detail. I have become convinced that some such elaboration is necessary, is better given the extent to which, against my intentions, my position has been bred as a radically sceptical one that denies any distinctive, objective status to scientific knowledge this book contains an extension and elaboration of the argument of its predecessor." -- from the preface XI. Size: Standard Paperback. We are happy to provide pictures of this book on request Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Science & Technology; ISBN: 0335093175. ISBN/EAN: 9780335093175. Inventory No: 0108974.