The Freedom of Science in the Modern State, a Discourse, Transl - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

"The Freedom of Science in the Modern State, a Discourse, Transl" explores the complex relationship between scientific inquiry and governmental authority. Written by Rudolf Ludwig K. Virchow, this discourse delves into the crucial need for autonomy in scientific research and the potential dangers of political interference. The text examines how a modern state can best foster scientific advancement while respecting the principles of free thought and intellectual exploration. This work remains relevant for anyone interested in the history of science, political philosophy, and the ongoing debate about the role of science in society.

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