The Rise of Science in Relation to Society

Academy achievements activities advance Ages apply arts authority Bacon become called century civilization concerning consequences course critical cultural Darwinism described dialectical direct discussion economic effect ethical example existence expression fact Fontenelle function given growth human ideal ideas important individual industrial intellectual interest kind knowledge later learning least man's Marxism materialism mathematics matter means medieval method mind moral motive Napoleon nature necessary Nicholas of Cusa organized Origin perhaps period philosophy physics political possible practical pragmatism principles problem progress pure Puritanism question races rationality reason recent reform religion religious Renaissance revolution rise scholars scientific scientists seems seventeenth social socialist society Soviet struggle student success theory things thought tion true truth values whole