La cosmovisión de los grandes científicos del siglo XX: Convicciones éticas, políticas, filosóficas o religiosas de los protagonistas de las revoluciones científicas contemporáneas
by Juan Arana, Manuel Alfonseca Moreno, Ignacio Del Carril, José Manuel Elena Ortega, Karim Gherab Martín, Rubén Herce Fernández, Martín López Corredoira, Juan José Padial Benticuag, Miguel Palomo García, Moisés Pérez Marcos, Francisco Paula Rodríguez Valls, Francisco Soler Gil, Pedro Jesús Teruel Ruiz, Héctor Velázquez Fernández, José Domingo Vilaplana Guerrero, María Caballero Wangüemert, José Luis González Quirós, Manuel González Villa, Nicolás Jouve De La Barreda, Miguel Acosta López, Mariano Asla, José Corcó Juviñá, Luciano Espinosa Rubio, Enric Fernández Gel, Gonzalo Génova Fuster, Javier Hernández-Pacheco Sanz, José Ignacio Murillo Gómez, Eduardo Riaza Molina, Ana María Rioja Nieto, Javier Sánchez-Cañizares
A collection of essays exploring the ethical, political, philosophical, and religious beliefs of major twentieth-century scientists and their influence on scientific revolutions.
About This Book
This book examines the personal beliefs that shaped the scientific revolutions of the twentieth century.
Multiple scholars analyze how ethical, political, philosophical, and religious views influenced prominent scientists.
The work highlights the intersection between scientific discovery and broader human values.
Readers gain insight into the convictions that guided key figures during periods of major scientific change.
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