Science and Method
Henri Poincaré · 1908 · 336 pages
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Henri Poincaré reflects on the foundations of scientific inquiry, examining how the human mind discovers truths about the universe. The French mathematician and physicist discusses the role of intuition, logic, and creativity in the scientific method, arguing that science is not merely a compilation of observed facts, but a dynamic process of knowledge construction. The work remains relevant as a classic analysis of epistemology and the nature of scientific understanding.
Book details
| Author | Henri Poincaré |
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| Year of publication | 1908 |
| Pages | 336 |
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