A clear, thoughtful look at how Greek science compares with modern science .
This book explains how methods, recording of results, and the role of philosophy shaped two great eras of discovery.
This edition presents Charles Singer’s inaugural lecture as a study in why Greek science differed from today’s science. It highlights how ancient approaches emphasized general theory and observed findings differently, and why modern science relies on precise documentation and verifiable experimentation. Readers will see how the rise of scientific method changed research, teaching, and the pursuit of knowledge."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.