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Editorials
December 29, 1956 issue

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The editors of the journal "The Nation" have attached lot of importance to J. Bronowski's manuscript "Science and Human Values." The impact of science is greater than the sum of its impacts on one's physical environment, however great these may be. There is also its impact on ethics, on human values, on the universal and unchanging need of mankind for truth, justice, freedom, and dignity. Born in Poland, Bronowski went to England in 1920 and has lived there since. He has written two widely-known books on literature: "The Poet's Defense" and "William Blake: A Man Without A Mask."

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NATION, The (Periodical); SCIENCE; BRONOWSKI, J.; SCIENCE -- Social aspects; WILLIAM Blake (Book); POLAND
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