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100 1 $aHaldane, J. B. S.$q(John Burdon Sanderson),$d1892-1964.$0(NOBLE)48005
245 10 $aPossible worlds, and other papers,$cby J. B. S. Haldane ...
260 $aNew York,$aLondon,$bHarper & Brothers,$c1928.
300 $aviii p., 1 ℓ., 305, [1] p.$c22 cm.
500 $aOn cover: A scientist looks at science.
500 $aA series of papers dealing with the possibilities which scientific research work is opening up, treating of political and religious, as well as scientific, subjects.
505 0 $aOn scales. --Some dates. --On being on the right side. --Darwinism today. --Enzymes. --Vitamins. --Man as a sea beast. --Food control in insect societies. --Oxygen want. --Water poisoning and salt poisoning. --Immunity. --Blood transfusion. --Cancer research. --The fight with tuberculosis. --Food poisoning. --The time factor in medicine. --On being one's own rabbit. --What use is astronomy? --Kant and scientific thought. --Thomas Henry Huxley. --William Bateson. --The future of biology. --Nationality and research. --Scientific research for amateurs. --Should scientific research be rewarded? --Science and politics. --Eugenics and social reform. --Occupational mortality. --When I am dead. --The duty of doubt. --Science and theology as art forms. --Meroz. --Some enemies of science. --Possible worlds. --Man's destiny.
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650 0 $aMedicine.$0(NOBLE)10439
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