A groundbreaking work of scientific and philosophical inquiry, Science and the Human Mind offers a penetrating and insightful analysis of the relationship between scientific knowledge and the human experience. Drawing on a wealth of historical and contemporary sources, Catherine Durning Dampier and William Cecil Dampier Dampier explore the ways in which scientific discovery has shaped and been shaped by the human mind, and the implications of this relationship for our understanding of nature and ourselves.

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