The Field Concept In Contemporary Science (A Monograph In American Lectures In Philosophy)

Springfield Il: Charles C. Thomas, 1973. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Xi, 120 Pp. Blue-Green Cloth, Spine Lettered In Gilt. First Printing. Fine. Dust Jacket With Slight Flecking To Blue Color On Spine, Otherwise Fine. Inscribed By Sachs And Dated 9/9/73. "This Monograph Presents To All Pholosophical Reaers, Whether In Philosophy Itself, Or In The Various Sciences, Important Aspects Of The Philosophy Of Science In 20Th Century Theoretical Physics, As Well As Revealing Probable Future Courses Of Inquiry In Fundamental Science Through Unanswered Questions That Have Been Generated By This Approach" [From The Dust Jacket]. Of Separate Importance To This Writer Is That The Philosophical Approach Applies As Well To Any Subect With Reference To The Physical World, Particularly Social Science, History, And Biography, Where Ideas Of Cause And Effect Are Generally Unexplored Scientifically. Because Of Academia's Moronic General Insistence Upon Postulation Of Theory Before Observation, Research, And Experimentation To Prove Or Disprove The Postulated Theory. In This Way, All But Obvious Connections Are Ignored, Which Quietly Prevents Discussion Of Every Kind Of Connections Between Human Genealogies, Behaviors, And Circumstances, Particularly In Regard To What Would Be Highly Controversial And Politically Charged Discussions Of The Causes And Effects Of What Is Commonly Important To People And Peoples.