The Many Faces Of Science: An Introduction To Scientists, Values, And Society
"I strongly recommend this highly engaging introductory survey....An excellent choice as a supplementary text."  --Ethics"Leslie Stevenson and Henry Byerly, both respected professors of philosophy with many years of teaching experience in the area, have collaborated to produce a beautifully written, amply illustrated (with case studies), and balanced treatment of the values in, of, and around science. The book overflows with wit, sensitivity, and insight."  --Keith Burgess-Jackson, Teaching Philosophy"[The Many Faces of Science] covers everything everyone should know about science apart from the science itself. . . .The examples in [the text], which in fluid prose bring to life scientists, their thoughts and motivations, will please the general reader, while the solid and broad content, as well as the questions raised by the authors. . .make this also an admirable choice for an introductory student text."   --The Philosophical Quarterly