Philosopher's Zone 2008-02-08
2008-02-09 - The Emergence of Science, Part 2
Why did the great scientific revolution occur in the West and not in China or the Arab-Islamic world? This week, in the second part of an interview with Stephen Gaukroger from the University of Sydney, we find out why it happened, where it happened and how science became the bearer of general standards of rationality.
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