From Knowledge to Wisdom: A Revolution in the Aims and Methods of Science

by Nicholas Maxwell · 6 reviews · 1985–1989

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Steven Yates	Metaphilosophy	1989-07-01	Open
JEROME R. Ravetz	The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science	1987-06-01	Restricted
Jeffrey Foss	Canadian Philosophical Reviews	1986-05-01	—
Brian Easlea	Journal of Applied Philosophy	1986-03-01	—
Jeffrey Foss	Philosophy in Review	1986-01-01	Open
John Kekes	Inquiry	1985-09-01	Restricted

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