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A celebration, in four volumes, of the bicentenary of the “Philosophical Magazine”, covering the history of scientific development as chronicled in its pages. Volume Two 1851-1900 reproduces many celebrated papers of Davy, Faraday and Joule… more

1998 saw the bicentary of the Philosophical Magazine. This fourth and final volume of the Science in the Making series covers the key areas of development between 1950-1998 by reproducing seminal papers including Mott, Onsager and Pippard

This is the third of four volumes covering the history of scientific development as reflected in the papers published in the “Philosophical Magazine”. It provides a thorough overview of the major scientific breakthroughs of the day.

This small volume was commenced as a review article on Professor Percival Lowell’s book, Mars and its Canals, with the object of showing that the large amount of new and interesting facts contained in this work did not invalidate the conc… more

In this book:’Philosophy is like fish: best presented without too much adornment; hard to get just right and easy to ruin.’What’s the point of it all? In Philosophy: All That Matters, bestselling philosopher Julian Baggini shows how abstrac… more